Honeywell - Energy Star 30-Pint Dehumidifier with Washable Filter - White
Model:TP50WKN
SKU:6461881
Specifications
Key Specs
App CompatiblefalseWireless ConnectivityNoneBucket Capacity3.5 quartsMoisture Removal Capacity30 pints per dayBucket-Full IndicatortrueDrain Hose ConnectiontrueIntegrated Pumpfalse
General
Product NameEnergy Star 30-Pint Dehumidifier with Washable FilterBrandHoneywellModel NumberTP50WKNColorWhite
Dimensions
Maximum Recommended Room Size3000 square feetProduct Height20.1 inchesProduct Width13.2 inchesProduct Depth10.5 inchesProduct Weight36.3 pounds
Compatibility
App CompatiblefalseWireless ConnectivityNone
Capacity
Bucket Capacity3.5 quartsMoisture Removal Capacity30 pints per day
Power
Number of Fan Speeds2Automatic Power Outage ResettrueMaximum Airflow Rate118 cubic feet per minute
Features
Bucket StoragetrueBucket-Full IndicatortrueDrain Hose ConnectiontrueIntegrated PumpfalseCasters/WheelstrueAdjustable HumidistattrueControl TypeTouchpadDisplay TypeLEDAutomatic Defrosttrue
Warranty
Warranty - Parts1 year parts and labor, 5 years sealed systemWarranty - Labor1 year parts and labor, 5 years sealed system
Other
ENERGY STAR CertifiedtrueUPC192487335475
Questions & Answers (7)
Q: Does this unit come with a hose? (1 answers)
A: yes, about 40 inches long. The unit must be level for the hose to work correctly, so I have them standing on a couple of small platforms I made with leveling feet.- A: Hello, thank you for your inquiry. The wheels do not have locks on them.
Q: What is the length of the cord? (1 answers)
A: About 36"Q: Is it blowing warm or cold air? (1 answers)
A: All dehumidifiers blow warm air. Most blow cold air out of one opening and warm out of the other, but on average the air is warm. A dehumidifier works by creating a cold surface so that water will condense, and blowing air over that surface; but in order to make one thing cold it has to make another thing hot. So it is basically moving energy from one place to another. But it takes energy to run the unit, and all of that energy ends up as heat too. So a dehumidifier heats up the space it is in.
