“How many WATTs a day does this unit use when on continuous use with a hose connected to a floor drain??”

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• GE's answer used the wrong units. Per the Energy Star website, it should read "1.8 L/kWh" (Liters per kilowatt-hr). So higher numbers mean the unit is more energy-efficient.

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• Hi - Thank you for reaching out to us. We do not have information available to us as to how many watts per day our dehumidifiers will use. We can tell you this model is Energy Star qualified and has an Integrated Energy Factor of 1.8kWh per liter of water removed. For additional information we would recommend visiting the Energy Star website to further understand what these numbers will mean to you. All our best! Vikki@GEA

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