What is the difference between the D70BP this D70AB, and which would be better for basement dehumidifying?
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I called Friedrich to ask this very question, what is the differenced between the "A" and "B" models. The reps response was that there may be some manufacturing differences but that functionally they should be the same.
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From the Frigidaire.com website you can compare the 2. It says the newer model will cool a 250 sq ft room compared to 216; Energy Efficiency Ratio is 11.2 /10.7; Amps are 4.7/5.2; otherwise, they're the same
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I have had the unit for several weeks now. We run it in our daylight live-in basement, which gets very damp in the summer. I was hunting something that doesn't make much noise, as loud dehumidifiers are annoying. I wasn't even using our old unit before I purchased the EDV-400 because I couldn't stand to listen to it. I could tell it was getting humid and damp. When we received the EDV-4000 I was a bit surprised how small it was and the bucket was small as well. But, I have been very happy with it and do not regret it, at this point. The basement feels very comfortable, it sounds like a fan, and removes a good amount of moisture. As far as 1200 sg ft, I do have less area than that where it is running. I would say if it is completely open it would help. If there are many small rooms with doors, it may be a bit much or you may need two units.
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ispring tds-3 is of better value as it has temperature compensation feature. The results have always been consistent for me.
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This particular dehumidifier as well as some others is regenerated by simply putting it in your micro-wave ! My only problem with the beaded type is that they have a tendency to spill . Hope this helped you ? !
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Not sure of the difference, but the 9552 is excellent. Got (2) have held up in dusty drywall conditions, still working great. Well worth the money. Don't buy In store look alike's, they don't hold up.
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Sorry, I don't know. I bought this dehumidifier for the basement of my house in Toronto. I have not used it until this month. I'll check it out and let you know if there are differences.
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I would say it depends on the battery you buy for it (not included with the pump) and the height that it will pump the water up to to get it out of the basement. In my case I bought one of the Marine size 27 batteries and the pump has about 9ft to lift the water from the bottom of the sump up to where it exits the house. From my research back when I bought it I felt comfortable that this solution would keep the basement dry for at least two days while emptying the sump once a minute (extreme downpour). I can't quote anything more specific than that but I believe reading the other reviews helped... and Google.
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I decided on the danby based on other recommendations and the size of my basement. I've had it for close to a year now and it still works great. Highly recommend. Amazon price was better than Home Depot and Lowes. Hope this helps.
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I have purchased dehumidifiers from box stores in the past that did not do anything but run.this thing actually works - it did dry my basement which is unfinishedI put it on 4 cement blocks just incase the sump pump quits and I get another indoor swimming poolbefore this I was thinking of just stocking the basement with fish so I wouldn't have to go outside when the weather was badI also purchased a small heater with a thermostat which also helped dry things.
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I think you'll need 2 units to cover 2 floors in an area with a typically dry winter climate. The EP9-500 is a decent unit if you need it for appearances. The 821-000 unit in white will do an equal or better job. It is far easier to fill and see the water level plus it holds more water. A flashlight is needed to see the water level on the EP9-500. I operate both units on their lowest fan speed. The higher speeds are too noisy. A hygrometer placed in different places will show the distribution of humidity throughout the house. The air needs to circulate to even things out. Both units take the 1043 replacement filter. Refill with filtered water if possible to extend filter life.
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The air that goes into the dehumidifier is the same temperature that comes out, Minus the water. The Heaven fresh dehumidifier is anExcellent choice. I hope this helps you. Thanks Lm
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I use the FAD301NWQ in a 960 sq ft house with a full basement -- almost 2000 square feet all together. The dehumidifier is in the basement and always on. The unit manages to dehumidify the whole house even on the dampest days in Nebraska.
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The DC17 is the better machine due to the fact that it uses a upgraded filtration system that does a much more efficient job at filtering sand and dust. After vacuuming a household with the DC15, you will find dust and sand on the prefilter, which indicates that it does not handle dust and sand particles as well as you think. However, the Level 3 Root Cyclone on the DC17 is much, much more efficient at seperating sand and dust from the airstream. It does so with the addition of two intermediate cyclones that handle the bulk of the particles, with eight of the Root Cyclones to filter out the finer particles. I have vacuumed my household many times this past week, and so far there are no traces of dust or sand on the prefilter. The DC17 also does a better job at agitating carpets than the DC15. The DC17 uses a large diameter brushroll that has short stiff bristles, which allows for extremely efficient deep cleaning compared to many of its competitors, as well as every other Dyson model. The DC15 has a smaller brushroller that still outperforms the DC07 and DC14, but is nothing compared to the DC17. In addition, the DC17 is much more powerful than the DC15. The DC17 is rated at 250 airwatts, whereas the DC15 is rated at 220.
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We're operating the dehumidifier in our basement which is about 50 to 60 degrees. At times during the very hot days, it may get up to 80. It has proved to do an outstanding job. We dump the container at least twice a day. We are very pleased with its performance.
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I bought this unit a few years back for a rental property. Here's what I can find.BASEMENT WATCHDOG BACK-UP SUMP PUMP SYSTEM Includes 1/3HP (2820 GPH at 10) A/C sump pump and Watchdog special emergency back-up sump pump (1730 GPH at 10) Pre-assembled for easy installation Compact footprint fits in any size sump pit Dual float switches provide dependable activation for each pump Controller sounds alarm if maintenance is needed Battery
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get this one instead you'll thank me later Eva-dry Edv-1100 Electric Petite Dehumidifier, White