[Pre-Order] 14L Smart Dehumidifier + Standalone HEPA Air Purifier + Laundry Dryer (3-in-1) | 3Y Full Warranty

Generally, a relative humidity of 50% is comfortable for your home. This will protect your home and belongings, prevent mold growth and control the dust mite population. There is no real need to reduce humidity below the 45-50% mark. To do so will simply cost more in energy while serving no useful purpose.

Continuous drainage is a method used to remove collected water from a dehumidifier continuously, without the need to manually empty a water collection tank. This process involves connecting the drainage hose that is included to the dehumidifier's drainage port, allowing the water to flow directly into a floor drain, sink, or other suitable drainage outlet. Continuous drainage is particularly useful in situations where the dehumidifier is used in a location where frequent emptying of the water tank is impractical or inconvenient, such as in basements or crawl spaces. It ensures uninterrupted operation of the dehumidifier and helps maintain optimal humidity levels in the space.

A dehumidifier extracts air from the room, cools it to condense moisture into water droplets, which are collected in a tank. The dehumidified air is then reheated before being released. This process is energy-efficient and speeds up dehumidification, making it normal for warm air to be blown out from the air supply outlet. Once the target humidity level has been met or ambient humidity level is lower than target humidity level, the air emitting out from the air outlet will no longer be warm.

Yes, Our Dehumidifiers come with Over-Spill Protection with Auto-Stop Function. Once the water collection tank is full, the dehumidifier will automatically shut off and prompt you to empty the tank as a safety measure. Empty the water tank and ensure it is properly reinstalled.