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Premiere 45 BTU Dehumidifier
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This Danby Premiere® dehumidifier will remove up to 21.3 L (45 pints) of moisture from the air per 24 hours, creating a cleaner, healthier living environment.
Specifications
Dimensions | ||
Product Width | 33.97 cm | 13 3/8" |
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Product Depth | 25.24 cm | 9.9375" |
Product Height | 54.45 cm | 21 7/16" |
Weight | ||
Shipping Weight | 15.50kg | 34.17lb |
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Package Dimensions | ||
Package Width | N/A | |
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Package Depth | N/A | |
Package Height | N/A |
Features
- 45 pint dehumidifier covers approximately 2,500 sq.ft.
- Non ozone depleting refrigerant R410a
- Electronic controls
- Energy Star® compliant
- Create a comfortable environment with programmable humidity settings
- Auto Restart feature - restarts the unit after a power outage
- Low temperature feature allows the system to continue to operate until temperature reaches 5ºC (41°F)
- Auto de-icer prevents ice build-up on coils
- 2 speed fan circulates the air
- Direct drain feature for continuous operation
FAQs
It is supposed to be there to help determine the water level.
We recommend setting your dehumidifier to between 40-50%.
Yes, usually this air feels warm.
There are a couple of reasons this could be occuring. 1) There may not be enough humidity in your environment or 2) Your relative humidity set higher than ambient humidity. Please adjust your settings accordingly if this is the case.
This will vary based on humidity level. It will pump out the water when it reaches a certain level (pump models only).
This varies based on model, however most models have been manufactured to have the fan turn off automatically.
This is not recommended, as the unit is built to operate using the drain hose/power cord provided.
This varies by model, however all dehumidifiers are a one shot timer. Please refer to the owner’s manual for timer instruction.
This varies based on model. With some models you simply screw the hose onto the outlet on the back of the unit. With other models you have to remove the bucket, feed the hose through the back of the unit and connect to the adaptor above the bucket area, then replace the bucket. It is important to look at your control panel. Some units have a “continuous drain” button on the control panel. If that is the case for your unit, you must press this button after the hose is in place or the function will not work. Please refer to your owner’s manual.