Light enough to handle and install with one person. Installed in a solar powered weekend log cabin in the loft. Uses 500 watts at 120VAC. Running on a timer for three hours a day. Cabin is about 7000 cubic feet (600 square feet with loft), Maintains 50 to 55% RH when outside is 85% plus. Unit runs quiet with exhaust fan the only noticeable noise.

? Works great! ? Heavy duty components ready to take a beating ? Quieter then expected for air volume ? Better price than competing brands Bonus feature: ? Hour meter readout is visible even without electricity. Maybe it is an e-ink display. Cool. Wish list: ? Detachable power cable

Amazing! Already using more week and my basement have less humidity! I bought for regular house basement but I think is more commercial and bigger buildings ?? little bit too big and very heavy but doing job 100%. It is tube so easy connect hangers easy to lift.

I ordered this fan to place in my greenhouse because it gets very hot and very humid very fast. It was easy to install and seems to be doing its job very nicely. I like the programmable thermostat and dehumidistat...it just needs set up and it does its thing on its own! It is smaller than I expected, but if helps with the heat and humidity, the $50 price tag is well worth it and I may order another one.

Solid, well made vent fan: The stainless steel construction makes this fan feel very sturdy and perfectly suited for a crawlspace or similar. You can tell just by holding it the product is well put together. And while the fan only has one power setting, it is more than powerful enough to fulfill my needs. Automated but test for accuracy: This vent fan is very cool because it can automatically turn on when the humidity levels reach a certain point, saving you energy while keeping your crawlspace well ventilated. I will note however that I noticed a small difference between the set levels of the fan and a different humidity sensor I own, suggesting is was a couple percentage points off from being accurate. That being said, just play around with the settings and you will be able to set it to a useful auto on point in no time. Overall, this is a very useful product for venting crawlspaces and I would recommend.

It runs almost continuously where I live, trying to drop the humidity to about 50%. I grabbed a second one for my shop as the size was perfect for adding to my dormer windows. The noise level is reasonable and has a smooth broadband profile with bulk tones around 180Hz.

I really like this fan lets you control the humidity in a room. It can really make a difference and make you feel much more comfortable. This is a great item to put in your attic to help cool down your entire house. Very happy with how it is been able to cool down everything.

We live in a house built in 1940. The walls are rock, and 13" thick, so no moisture barrier or insulation. Same goes for the slab; nothing to stop moisture coming through. The house has always smelled musty. My wife is allergic to mold, so I needed to reduce the moisture inside the house in order to make it an unfavorable environment for mold growth. When I got the unit, it was plug and play: Just route the drainage hose to the outside, plug into power, turn it on, and let it get to work. Even without ducting, the humidity level in the most distant room reduced to 55% (with the humidity level set at 45%). Over the past few weeks, I have been ducting it into my HVAC, which could never bring the humidity below 80% (we live in Florida, near Gainesville). I first plumbed the exhaust (dry air) into the return at the base of the air handler. That move brought the humidity in the most distant room to 50%. Next, I bought 75 feet of Cat 8 cable, and installed the remote control near my HVAC thermostat. That worked perfectly. Finally, I cut an opening to my HVAC return 8 feet above where I connected the output duct, and ran flexible 10" ducting (Rubber-Cal HVAC Ventilation-Flex) to the intake on the dehumidifier. I now have even humidity throughout the house. With the remote set at 45%, the RH runs between 42% and 47% in every room. The unit itself is quiet, especially with the ducting connected. I can not wait for summer, when the humidity is so high, you need gills to breathe. *The remote control is convenient. I mounted it at 60" above the floor, which is the same level as the HVAC thermostat. The screen is readable from eye level, below eye level, and from either side. It is unreadable from above. I am 6ft, and I have to read it from an angle, or stoop to see straight on. If you buy the remote, consider mounting it so the tallest user can see it at eye level. BTW, the CAT 8 is backwards compatible with CAT 5a (supplied), and the 75 foot cable works fine. *There are scant instructions on hooking up ductwork. The instructions say to limit the total length of ductwork to 10 feet, but no explanation for this limitation. The instructions offer no recommendations for plumbing the unit in to the HVAC. Aprilaire has diagrams and instructions. Researching various other sites I found enough technical instruction to plumb the unit in to my HVAC. *There are auxiliary electrical connections on the cabinet, but the manual does not say anything about them, other than to illustrate their presence. *The controls give you the option of running the unit continuously. I am guessing this means the fan will run continuously, and the dehumidification function will cycle on as needed. I am pleased with the dehumidifier. Our home is so much more comfortable! The user manual could stand some improvement. The first photo is the installation into my HVAC system. The next photo is the remote viewed at eye level (with me crouching to view). The next photo is the screen when it is below eye level.

High quality, easy to enstall and quite. Used two to pull negative pressure in crawlspace. Removes musty smell with a little work on what is causing it in the first place. The bearings are so smove I think these will run for years. I checked power consumption, 64watts and .8 amps. Moter proficiency is only 67 present, l am not sure what that plays in the grand skeam or things. I have dehumidifiers that rate 99 pesent. My take is a good product. However, now that l checked ele. I am going to look up about the proficiency. J Clark home owner

Much quieter than the dehumidifier I got 2 years ago. This unit comes with 2 wheels and a drain hose. The built-in pump allowed me to quickly get water out of the room through the window. It works great, the air is noticeably drier and the musty smell is pretty much eliminated.

I have had this unit for almost two years now running 24/7 at 45% humidity. After almost 2 years, the sump pump stopped functioning. After contacting customer service, I was promptly sent a replacement pump and had the unit operational again within a few days. This dehumidifier works like a champ and the customer service is top notch. They really stand behind their products.

I have tried several home dehumidifiers. Various recognized brands, but under the outer shell they are all the same, made in the same Chinese factory. And they work, up to a point, and for a while. This one is different. Sure it is made in Chine too, but it is a rugged machine. And it really gets the moisture out. I am glad I bought it.