Gasbye Energy Star Dehumidifier for Basement with Drain Hose, Max 115 Pints/Day Dehumidifier for Large Room, Powerful Humidity Control, Easy Drainage

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  • [Most Efficient 2024 Energy Star] Achieving 2.01L/kWh dehumidifier energy efficiency, Gasbye DryPrime dehumidifier for basement meets the EPA latest 2024 standards, exceeding the most efficient 2023 models at 1.9L/kWh and significantly outperforming the standard DOE benchmark of 1.6L/kWh.
  • [Triple Draining Flexibility] Choose from a spacious 1.7Gal tank for manual drainage, an included 5-foot hose for direct connection to floor drains, or an included garden hose adapter for extended disposal with your garden hose.
  • [Auto-restart] The dehumidifier automatically resumes its previous settings after a power outage.
  • [Move It Your Way] Mobility redefined with 4 wheels and a top handle. Easily transport your Gasbye dehumidifier across floors or to new locations. Convenience meets functionality.
  • [5-Year Special Warranty] Why Gasbye? Enjoy peace of mind with our 5-Year special warranty (details in user manual). Got questions? Reach out, and we assure a response within 12 hours. With over a decade of direct experience with dehumidifiers, our seasoned support team offers genuine, tailored advice instead of standard scripted responses.
  • ❗❗❗It's normal for a compressor-based dehumidifier to blow out warm air while dehumidifying. Although this warm air slightly increases the AC's cooling energy use, it reduces the AC's dehumidification burden. By letting your air conditioner (3000 watts) focus on cooling rather than dehumidifying, running a dehumidifier (500 watts) will typically lower your AC bill.
  • ❗❗❗Compressor-based dehumidifiers have an internal compressor that causes vibrations and some noise during operation. The DryPrime-50, with a noise level around 45dB, is relatively quiet but may not be suitable for small spaces like bedrooms. It's better for medium or large spaces where a bit of noise is acceptable, like basements, garages, and living rooms.
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