Recensioni dei clienti per VEVOR Deumidificatore Commerciale 50 Litri, Deumidificatore Industriale Portatile con Tubo di Scarico, Display a LED, per Seminterrato, Lavanderie, Ripostiglio, Sbrinamento

I previously bought two dehumidifiers, Walmart and Lowes, both crapped out after a year. This unit is no frills, seems to be built well. It’s kept my basement at 40% humidity. It was at 76%. So far so good!

Bought it to use in the new house we are building due to water in the crawlspace since gutters and sump pump hasn’t been installed yet. Works great very heavy duty. Would definitely recommend to anyone needing a dehumidifier

This dehumidifier is great. Very efficient. And easy to use. I ordered for my basement. But ordered a second one for my detached garage.

After having bad luck with box store units only lasting 1-2 years I decided to give this beast a try. It was a little more money but I'm hoping it lasts, it seems very heavy duty and so far is working flawlessly! Unit is very easy to set up and operate and makes no more noise than the others we have had, just a fan noise while moving tons of air. So far it seems to be a superior product and it arrived quickly with free shipping!

I bought 3 of these and put them in my indoor pool. It kept my room dry while the big unit on roof was being repaired they ran 3 weeks straight. The pool water is at 82 degrees and the spa 100 degrees and the room was average 60 degrees. Which will create tons of humidity. Awesome little units.

Haven't used yet. If it works as good as the negative air machines it will be a very good addition and asset to my codray of state of the art equipment.

I ordered unit and within two days, I had unit at my house. This dehumidifier weights 60lbs so it's not like receiving a piece of mail, and it got here just as fast. I'm installing it next week and will write a follow-up.

This dehumidifier is robust, fairly quiet and has a conveniently detachable touch control panel with a 30 foot cable. I didn't realize this but it comes with both surface feet and brackets for hanging on threaded rod. It's not as efficient as Aprilaire units, but it's also 1/5th the price. The internally stored duct adapter was very hard to remove, I had to basically unbolt the entire casing. The unit has one annoying flaw in the placement of the internal humidity sensor. It is situated just in front of the evaporator, so that it is perfectly accurate while the fan is pulling air in. When the fan stops (set point reached), humidity reading spikes because in the absence of air movement, the sensor now reads moisture on the evaporator. This causes the unit to turn on and off every few minutes even if the air in the room is very dry. This goes for several hours until the evaporator dries up. This is unnecessary wear and power use. I wound up modifying mine by carefully moving the sensor to the other side of the unit and mounting it outside the display hole. Now, no short cycling. The other thing I recommend modifying is the access panel knobs. The center knob is a pull handle and should not be unscrewed, but it looks just like the rest. I put some washers under it and used threadlocker, so it's obvious that I should not mess with it.

The unit arrived packaged well with no visible damage to the box. On opening I could see a couple of weird QC issues. The filter access door was missing a hinge pin causing the door to sit proud of the box and not seal properly. I was able to drill and tap the door to mount a bolt that will act as the hinge pin. Secondly one of the thumb screws for the front access door would spin but not come out. I had to use a hack saw to remove the thumb screw and found that the crimped on threaded insert had broken loose from the casing. I just left this off. I mounted the unit in the center of a very humid crawlspace with the control board located near the access, which is a very convenient feature. The condensate line was run to a sump. Over the course of the next week I brought the humidity from 90%+ to 50%. Now it stays on automatic and does a good job of keeping the humidity near 50% even after some hot days and heavy rains. Not issues after 3 weeks. This unit really does work great for the price, has some handy features and is overall built well. Those broken or missing parts keep this from being 5 stars.

This is my second Vevor 125 pint. The previous unit (2024) had a different design. The new unit has reversed orientation and actual buttons on the control panel, rather than a capacitative touch screen. The old unit has worked great for 1.5 years so far, and I'm happy with it. It's handling about 5000 cubic feet of moderately sealed crawlspace at 70% duty cycle in the humid season. The good: works well and does the job. Removable control panel is handy. The bad: * This is of course not 125 pint AHAM rated - it's likely 60 pint AHAM (if you're comparing with Aprilaire). * It has threaded rod feet placed directly in front of the filter panel. If you actually mount it on threaded rod, you won't be able to open the filter door. I wound up hanging it on ratcheting grow straps using the screw-in feet instead (they are better placed) * It's likely less efficient than a $1700 dehumidifier (just based on max rated current). I can live with that. * The humidity sensor is directly in front of the evaporator - this works well while the fan is running, but when it stops, humidity spikes because the evaporator is wet. In fact, any on-board sensor is going to be inaccurate - the unit just dries its immediate surroundings and stops. I extended the sensor wire (used some jacketed 18/4 cable) and moved it 25 feet away from the unit. Now it doesn't short-cycle in the crawlspace. Pro tip: the vinyl drain hose is about 7/8" OD, but it fits over 1/2" PEX perfectly. So if you can gravity drain, a PEX run could be all you need.