Energy Star Basement Dehumidifier, 115 Pints/Day Capacity, Powerful Humidity Control, Auto-restart, Black

The Gasbye DryPrime dehumidifier for basement, designed to meet the latest 2024 EPA Energy Star standards, achieves an impressive energy efficiency of 2.01L/kWh, surpassing the most efficient 2023 models at 1.9L/kWh and significantly outperforming the standard DOE benchmark of 1.6L/kWh.

Offering triple draining flexibility, the dehumidifier allows you to 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. This versatility ensures that you can seamlessly integrate the dehumidifier into your home's drainage system, providing hassle-free water removal.

Furthermore, the dehumidifier boasts an auto-restart feature, automatically resuming its previous settings after a power outage. This intelligent design ensures that your desired humidity levels are maintained, even in the event of an unexpected power interruption.

Mobility is enhanced with the dehumidifier's 4 wheels and a top handle, allowing you to easily transport it across floors or to new locations. This convenience, combined with its functionality, makes the Gasbye DryPrime a versatile and user-friendly solution for your dehumidification needs.

Gasbye stands behind the quality of its dehumidifier with a 5-year quality coverage. If you feel that the product does not meet your expectations after use, you can directly contact Gasbye support for a FULL REFUND. Gasbye's commitment to customer satisfaction ensures that you can purchase with confidence, knowing that your investment is protected.

It is important to note that the warm air blown out by a compressor-based dehumidifier, such as the Gasbye DryPrime, is a normal and expected part of the dehumidification process. While this warm air may slightly increase the cooling energy use of your air conditioner, it ultimately reduces the AC's dehumidification burden. By allowing your air conditioner (3000 watts) to focus on cooling rather than dehumidifying, and running a dehumidifier (500 watts) instead, you can typically achieve a lower overall AC bill.

Compressor-based dehumidifiers, including the DryPrime-50, generate some vibrations and noise during operation due to the internal compressor. The DryPrime-50 has a noise level around 45dB, which is relatively quiet but may not be suitable for small spaces like bedrooms. It is better suited for medium or large spaces, such as basements, garages, and living rooms, where a bit of noise is acceptable.

In summary, the Gasbye DryPrime dehumidifier for basement offers exceptional energy efficiency, versatile drainage options, auto-restart functionality, and improved mobility, all backed by a 5-year quality coverage. While the warm air output and noise levels are typical for compressor-based dehumidifiers, the DryPrime-50 is an ideal choice for medium to large spaces where these factors are manageable.

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