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Offer List: $280.00 Price: $209.99 Details You save: $70.01 Customers Who Seen This Item Also Compare with Dehumidifiers & Accessories For US/UK/DE visitors, to buy Whynter RPD-411WG Energy Star Portable Dehumidifier, 40-Pint, please go to: A well built and generally solid Dehumidifier. A well built and generally solid Dehumidifier. I have been trying this out in Houston, though only in October so it isn't that bad. The floor, a lower one, I placed it on generally runs around 55% relative humidity, this lowered it to near 40%, which is a huge improvement. Under normal operation it isn't all that loud more of a background noise, though I can see it bothering some people. The timer works well and the bucket is adequate, only needing to be changed once a day. I did not try the hose as the space isn't suited for this, but it is a pretty generic unthreaded hose. My only real complaint was the absence of an instruction manual

See Products Related To Whynter RPD-411WG Energy Star Portable Dehumidifier, 40-Pint: Whynter Maintain a comfortable humidity level in your home or office with the Energy Star qualified Whynter Energy Star 40 Pint Portable Dehumidifier. The Whynter RPD-411WG has the capability of removing up to 40 pints of moisture from the air over a 24 hour period. The compact Whynter RPD-411WG is specifically devised for small spaces while retaining an emphasis on designer styling for the most discerning users. Features include a water indicator alert with automatic shut-off which lets you know when the 10 pint tank is full, auto-restart feature which saves your settings during a power outage and auto-defrosting capability to prevent frost build-up. It also features a continuous draining option available with a drain hose. This portable dehumidifier offers a removable, easy to clean 2-in-1 silver-coated washable pre-filter, heavy duty caster wheels and sturdy concealed handle allow for this portable dehumidifier to be easily moved from room to room. Built for large capacity usage, this unit is suited for use in enclosed areas up to 2500 sq. ft. Features: 40 pint (18.9 liter) capacity dehumidifier; 10 pint (4.73 liter) removable water bucket; Auto-restart and Auto-shutoff functions; Adjustable humidity range of 35 - 85% relative humidity; Low temperature operation (minimum ambient temperature low 40 Degrees); Auto-defrosting capability to prevent frost build-up inside unit; Electronic controls with humidity sensor settings; Direct drain option for continuous operation; Runs quiet with normal operating noise level below 50 dBA; Dual fan speeds and 24 timer function; 2 in 1 silver-coated washable pre-filter combo included; Handles and caster wheels for portability; Non ozone-depleting refrigerant: R410a; 20" drain hose included for gravity drainage; Air Flow (at high speed): 180 m3/h/105CFM; Power Supply: 115 V/60 Hz; Unit Dimensions: 15.25"W x 9.25"D x 22.25"H (19.5" in H when casters are not installed); UL listed and Energy Star rated. Works well, but there are some minor flaws The Whynter RPD-411WG is simple to use and effective. I have an older home with an unvented bathroom, and I use it in this room to keep humidity levels in check. This has a continuous operation setting, which should be used for the first couple days before setting it to the desired humidity level. It has a built-in hygrometer with an automatic setting. I have mine set to 55. I question the accuracy of the sensor because sometimes the unit will be operating when the hygrometer reads less than 50, and sometimes it will not start operating even though the humidity is above 60. It does work well to keep humidity levels in check, but it is still worth pointing out that this unit is not 100% accurate. The appearance of the unit itself is decent for a dehumidifier. It looks better in real life than it does in the picture. It also cleans well with a dusting cloth or some paper towels. I know this is purely superficial, but it is something worth considering for a unit...

A well built and generally solid Dehumidifier. A well built and generally solid Dehumidifier. I have been trying this out in Houston, though only in October so it isn't that bad. The floor, a lower one, I placed it on generally runs around 55% relative humidity, this lowered it to near 40%, which is a huge improvement. Under normal operation it isn't all that loud more of a background noise, though I can see it bothering some people. The timer works well and the bucket is adequate, only needing to be changed once a day. I did not try the hose as the space isn't suited for this, but it is a pretty generic unthreaded hose. My only real complaint was the absence of an instruction manual