Energy Star Dehumidifier for Basement

From the Brand to Frequent Asked Questions

Our factory is committed to developing and producing green, sustainable home appliances. With 100+ expert engineers, we are dedicated to responsible and reliable products. We provide 7*24 hour stand-by support and a 12-hour response time, along with a 5-year special quality coverage.

We value transparency over exaggeration. That's why we provide lab-tested dehumidification capacities in three environments for your informed choice: - 115 pints/day at 86°F, 80% RH - 73 pints/day at 80°F, 60% RH - 50 pints/day at 65°F, 60% RH

Our dehumidifier offers Auto Restart & Shut-off and Three Drainage Methods, allowing for convenient use in various locations such as the Living Room, Basement, Kitchen, Laundry Room, and Bathroom.

If you are not satisfied with our dehumidifier after purchase, you can directly contact Gasbye support for a FULL REFUND. Gasbye doesn't want your money if you are not satisfied.

Frequently Asked Questions: Q1. How can I compare the true dehumidifying capacity of different dehumidifiers? A1. The dehumidifying capacity is affected by ambient temperature and humidity. The higher the temperature and humidity, the more effective the dehumidifier. To fairly compare, check their performance on the EnergyStar Gov website, which provides dehumidifying capacity based on 65°F, 60% RH conditions.

Q2. Does the warm air from a dehumidifier increase AC costs in summer? A2. Dehumidifiers work similarly to air conditioners, emitting warm air during operation. Although this warm air slightly increases the AC's cooling energy use, it reduces the AC's dehumidification burden. By letting your air conditioner (2000-3000 watts) focus on cooling, running a dehumidifier (500 watts) will typically lower your overall energy bill.

Q3. What's the difference between compressor and semiconductor-based dehumidifiers? A3. Compressor dehumidifiers are 5-6 times more efficient than semiconductor-based ones. A single 300-500 watt compressor dehumidifier can quickly reduce humidity in a large room, while you'd need multiple 60-100 watt semiconductor-based units for the same space.

Q4. What environments are compressor-based dehumidifiers suitable for? A4. The Gasbye DryPrime-50 is a compressor-based dehumidifier with a noise level around 45dB, making it relatively quiet but not ideal for small spaces like bedrooms. It's better suited for medium or large spaces where a bit of noise is acceptable, such as basements, garages, and living rooms.

Q5. What's the difference between ENERGY STAR and ENERGY STAR Most Efficient? A5. ENERGY STAR certification indicates good energy efficiency, while ENERGY STAR Most Efficient recognizes the top-performing products. The 2024 standards are more stringent, and Gasbye is the fastest brand to meet this new standard, achieving 2.01L/kWh dehumidifier energy efficiency.

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