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Find a dehumidifier for your space

Choose only conditions that are essential. Begin with how water must leave the unit, then add a capacity minimum, measured upward lift or dry-weight limit if those are real constraints. Unknown facts will not be treated as a match.

1Capacity and water removal
2Optional measured limits

Capacity and water removal

Choose the requirements that determine whether the appliance can work in your room.

What daily removal rating must the model meet?

Published capacity tiers distinguish manufacturer rating classes; they are not guaranteed extraction in a particular home or room.

No minimum ratingAt least 20 pints per dayAt least 25 pints per dayAt least 35 pints per dayAt least 50 pints per dayAt least 60 pints per dayAt least 70 pints per dayAt least 80 pints per dayAt least 100 pints per dayAt least 130 pints per day

How must collected water leave the dehumidifier?

A pump is not needed when a continuous hose can slope to a lower drain; check whether the exact model requires its tank to stay installed. The Haier HEN30ET and HEN70ETF manuals require the bucket seated for gravity use; HEH50ET’s manual does not establish bucketless operation. HEN70ETFP pump max lift is not published, and that exact model is recall-suppressed. The Hisense DH6024KP1WG requires its bucket to remain fitted for the documented routes; its gravity garden hose is separate, while its pump plan uses the included 16-foot hose and an outlet strictly below 16 feet. Danby’s exact 50/60-pint manuals require the fitted bucket: the ME and BSWDB are no-pump gravity models; the BJP2 and 060 pump-hose limit is 15 ft total with vertical lift unspecified; the BSPWDB manual states maximum distance and rise of 16 ft. The Hisense DH5026KP1G page confirms a built-in pump and included hose to a sink/window but does not set a numerical lift or total hose limit; only a generic pump need is established. LG’s discontinued UD501KOG5 is bucket/gravity-only. UD501KOJ5 adds a pump and ThinQ; its fitted bucket is part of normal pumping, and the manual says the supplied hose end must not be placed higher than 16¼ ft (5 m). Its 50-pint label uses the former 80°F DOE procedure; do not treat that as a same-condition comparison to later ratings.

No essential routeCollect it in the built-in bucketDrain it by gravity to a lower outletPump it up to a higher sink, drain or window route

Do you need manufacturer-documented caster wheels on the unit?

This is a suffix-specific equipment check, not proof that a heavy ducted unit is a portable room appliance or safe on stairs.

No essential caster requirementYes, built-in casters are essential

Must the exact model support an HVAC-ducted installation?

No preferenceYes, HVAC ducting is essential

Do you need two discharge outlets for a planned air-distribution layout?

Two outlets do not mean two independent humidity controls or guarantee that a duct layout will work; check duct resistance, installation and airflow.

No dual-outlet requirementYes, two outlets are essential

Must the unit run without the collection bucket?

The current Cube guide documents bucketless gravity separately. The Smart Access family manual does not document operating without its side-access tank. A pump is never a bucketless plan in these reviews. Midea MAD50PS1WBL has no exact-model bucketless instructions in the checked product/support sources; its unknown status is not a match.

No essential requirementYes, use a documented bucketless setup

Do you want a temperature-responsive Smart Dehumidify mode?

This means Danby’s local Smart Dehumidify mode, not Wi-Fi or app control. Exact pages/manuals establish it for DDR020BJ2WDB, DDR040BJ2WDB, DDR050BJ2WDB-ME, DDR050BJP2WDB, DDR050BSWDB, DDR050BSPWDB and DDR060BMP2WDB; do not transfer by capacity alone.

No essential preferenceYes, this exact mode is essential

Should earlier models be included for comparison?

Earlier GE AHW models are discontinued owner/reference records, not current new-purchase recommendations. Their entry here is for identifying an installed unit or comparing a specific used or clearance listing. This also applies to the exact GE ADHE 25/35/50-pint suffixes; the reviews describe features and current product-page availability separately. Earlier GE ADHR/AWHR labels remain exact-suffix references; ADHR50LB and AWHR50LB differ by their Wi-Fi documentation. Earlier GE ADHR/AWHR labels remain exact-suffix references; ADHR50LB and AWHR50LB differ by their Wi-Fi documentation. Earlier Haier HEN30ET, HEH50ET, HEN70ETF and HEN70ETFP are discontinued references, not new-purchase matches; HEN70ETFP requires model-and-serial recall checking and is blocked from results. Earlier Haier HEN30ET, HEH50ET, HEN70ETF and HEN70ETFP are discontinued references, not new-purchase matches; HEN70ETFP requires model-and-serial recall checking and is blocked from results. Earlier Haier HEN30ET, HEH50ET, HEN70ETF and HEN70ETFP are discontinued references, not new-purchase matches; HEN70ETFP requires model-and-serial recall checking and is blocked from results. Earlier Haier HEN30ET, HEH50ET, HEN70ETF and HEN70ETFP are discontinued references, not new-purchase matches; HEN70ETFP requires model-and-serial recall checking and is blocked from results. LG UD501KOG5 and UD501KOJ5 are exact discontinued black PuriCare references. KOG5 has no pump documented; KOJ5 adds pump/ThinQ, but the normal pump plan retains its 13.3-pint bucket and the manual sets a 16¼-ft pump-hose-end ceiling. Both 50-pint labels use the pre-June-2019 80°F DOE procedure, so compare exact test conditions. GE ADHL25LD is also an earlier reference: its exact page says no longer manufactured, while the linked manual supports a fitted bucket or downhill gravity hose; exact pump and Wi-Fi mapping remain unknown.

No—show current reviewed models onlyYes—include earlier models for owner or used-model comparison

Optional measured limits

Leave these blank unless the measurement is essential to your installation or handling needs.

Set measured cabinet, capacity, efficiency, hose, lift, handling, filter, air-quality, energy and app-pump requirements only when they are essential.

Do you require a particular PureAir filter package?

Frigidaire FHDD2234W1, FHDD3534Y1 and FHDD5034Y1 have optional PureAir compatibility; the FHDD 22-pint filter is sold separately. The standard FHDD2233Y1 and FHDD5033Y1 do not list advanced-filter compatibility. Gallery GHDD models include filter media.

No essential advanced-filter requirementMust accept an optional compatible filterAdvanced filter must be included

Must the unit report air quality through its interface or app?

Only the exact Gallery GHDD5035W1 page/manual in this group documents an air-quality sensor. The readout is not a medical or diagnostic instrument.

No essential air-quality-monitor requirementYes, this monitor is essential

Is ENERGY STAR certification essential?

A certification label is a documented program status, not a promise of a household energy bill.

No essential certification requirementYes, certified models only

Must you control the dehumidifier through an app?

Wi-Fi/app control does not change drainage. Exact Danby pages or their model-named wireless guide establish it for DDR022BSWDB, DDR050BSWDB, DDR050BSPWDB and DDR060BMP2WDB; the ME and BJP2 pages/manuals do not establish app control, so unknown is not yes. LG’s exact DT251BKR0, DT351BKR0 and DT501BKR0/DT501BWR0 Sonoran sources document ThinQ; EPA Connected Capable: No on the 50-pint record is a separate program field. Midea MAD50PS1BQGR has exact SmartHome page and manual instructions; its ENERGY STAR Connected Capable: No field is recorded separately because the record does not define it. The exact Midea sources support app capability, while current service compatibility may change. Midea MAD22S1CWWT is documented for SmartHome app control by its exact page and manual, while its ENERGY STAR Connected Capable field is separate and undefined; its same exact page table says no pump, so an app-essential request still fails when pump lift is essential. Midea MAD50PS1WBL's exact page documents SmartHome control of the unit, but not app-started pump operation.

No essential app-control requirementYes, app control is essential

Do you require documented outdoor-air ventilation capability?

An intake collar is only a design capability; size outdoor airflow and controls for the building and local requirements. Separate dampers/controllers may be needed.

No essential outdoor-air ventilation requirementYes, optional outdoor-air intake is essential

Must you switch the built-in pump from an app?

Wi-Fi and a pump can coexist without app-based pump setup. GE ADSE50XWT documents pump activation at the appliance; its app connection does not establish remote pump switching. For Midea MAD50PS1WBL, SmartHome app control is documented but the page does not say it switches the lift pump.

No essential pump-app requirementYes, the app must start or stop the lift pump

Minimum published rating (pints per day)

This is a manufacturer rating, not guaranteed extraction under your room conditions.

Minimum published integrated energy factor (L/kWh)

Leave blank unless a labeled rating is essential. A higher integrated energy factor is a standardized manufacturer value, not a prediction of your room’s energy bill; unknown values do not meet a minimum.

Minimum number of manual fan-speed choices

Count selectable manual speeds, not a separate automatic humidity-responsive mode. Unknown speed counts do not satisfy this essential minimum. The HD3526 manual lists LOW/HIGH/AUTO: count its two fixed manual levels, not AUTO, toward this minimum.

Required vertical lift for the drain (feet)

Measure vertical rise from the unit to the discharge point and check hose distance separately. Cube MAD50PS1QWT-A is documented to 14 ft; Smart Access MAD50PS1AWBL has a 5 m rise/distance limit in its family manual; TOSOT TST-NDHM-50WHT-P (GDN50BA-A3EBA2F) has a 15 ft vertical/horizontal pump limit in its crosswalked family manual. Danby DDR050BJP2WDB and DDR060BMP2WDB give total hose lengths of 15 ft but no separate vertical maximum; DDR050BSPWDB states maximum distance and rise of 16 ft. Hisense DH5026KP1G is pump-equipped but has no published numerical rise limit in the exact materials reviewed, so a required height does not pass. The exact MAD50PS1BQGR manual also states a 14-ft vertical maximum, with the pump seated on its fitted bucket. MAD50PS1WBL has a pump, but no exact model-listed maximum lift was exposed by Midea's checked support route; a measured lift requirement therefore does not pass. For pump models, use the manual maximum vertical rise above the drain fitting; route length is a separate limit.

Maximum cabinet width that fits (inches)

Enter the cabinet-width limit only. Leave room for the model manual’s specified airflow clearance around the unit.

Maximum cabinet height that fits (inches)

Enter the cabinet height limit only; also leave the exact manual-required airflow clearance around the unit.

Maximum dry product weight you can move (pounds)

The empty unit weight does not include water in the bucket; a full bucket adds substantial carrying weight.

Minimum total pump-hose reach needed

Enter the shortest total pump-hose route the exact manual permits. A maximum listed route does not mean that hose length is included; check the model package and compatible extensions.