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Applicable Space
Specifically designed for compact, low-ceiling areas like basements, attics, and storage rooms. Ideal for localized humidity control in small warehouses, home theaters, or studios. Best for seasonal or moderate dampness.
Dehumidification Capacity
Precision-engineered for low-height spaces with efficient moisture removal. Compact yet powerful, it prevents mold growth while maintaining optimal dryness in targeted areas.
Air Circulation
Features multi-directional airflow with built-in fans to evenly distribute dry air. Energy-saving operation enhances dehumidification while reducing power consumption.
Applicable Space
For large spaces including villas, multi-level homes, and offices. Delivers whole-home humidity regulation, ensuring consistent comfort in every room. Addresses severe or year-round moisture issues.
Dehumidification Capacity
High-capacity compressor provides powerful, whole-home dehumidification. Automatically adjusts to square footage and humidity levels for balanced moisture control throughout the property.
Air Circulation
Integrated duct system or existing ventilation ensures complete air exchange. Delivers dry air to all rooms eliminating dead zones, while filtering allergens for improved air quality.
November 20, 2023
Will a Dehumidifier Prevent Mold in Your Crawl Space?
Learn how a dehumidifier helps limit mold-friendly moisture in your crawl space, and why leaks and existing mold need separate attention.
November 19, 2023
When to Use a Dehumidifier in Winter or Summer
Find out when high humidity calls for a dehumidifier in summer or winter, and what to consider as temperatures change.
April 7, 2024
What Is Crawl Space Encapsulation?
See how crawl space encapsulation limits moisture from the ground and outside air, and where a dehumidifier fits in.
January 22, 2024
Choosing the Right Size Dehumidifier for Your Crawl Space
A crawl space might be out of sight, but its impact on your home isn't. Excess moisture in these often-neglected areas can lead to a host of problems, from structural issues to health concerns. Therefore, choosing the right-sized dehumidifier for your crawl space will ensure a dry and healthy environment.
June 10, 2024
How to Use a Dehumidifier for Water Damage: A Simple Guide
Copy of Learn about whole-home vs. crawlspace dehumidifier _ which do you need? Control humidity and improve air—shop quality systems now at AlorairCrawlspace.
August 28, 2024
How to Operate a Dehumidifier: A Step-by-Step Guide
Learn how to operate a dehumidifier to maintain a healthy home. Get tips on setting the ideal humidity level and optimizing your dehumidifier's use.
May 21, 2024
crawl space dehumidifier installation:A Complete Guide
Learn why a crawl space dehumidifier is crucial. Get pre - installation steps, a step - by - step install guide. Discover maintenance tips and pros/cons of encapsulation. Proper install helps prevent moisture, protect your home, and improve air quality.
August 15, 2024
The Ultimate Guide to Dehumidifier Drain Hose Size: Choosing the Right Fit
Choosing the correct dehumidifier drain hose size is crucial for optimal moisture removal and preventing clogs or leaks.
November 5, 2024
How Do You Recharge Refrigerant in a Dehumidifier?
You can restore your dehumidifier's effectiveness by recharging it with the required amount of refrigerant. When you figure out your dehumidifier is more refrigerant, you need to gather the necessary tools and get prepared to recharge it.
July 12, 2024
How to Clean a Dehumidifier: Easy Steps to Keep It Running Smoothly
From cleaning the coils and filter to deep cleaning tips, this guide covers everything you need to know to keep your dehumidifier in top shape.
March 16, 2024
An Important Guide for Optimal Results from the Dehumidifier
Discover how to get the best from your dehumidifier. Learn about ideal indoor humidity levels (40 - 60% recommended). Explore tips on choosing the right sized dehumidifier based on room size and moisture generation. Find out about proper setup guidelines, and ensure effective usage for a healthier, more comfortable space, free from mold and moisture - related issues.
April 18, 2024
What to do when your dehumidifier doesn't work？
From blocked filters to sensor malfunctions, explore step-by-step instructions for inspecting and testing dehumidifier components. Consult the manufacturer's guide for model-specific troubleshooting tips and ensure regular maintenance to keep your dehumidifier in optimal working condition.
December 7, 2023
Are Air Dehumidifiers Recommended for Babies?
Learn about the benefits of using a dehumidifier for babies, including maintaining safe humidity levels to prevent mold growth and allergen buildup. Discover how humidity control can support respiratory health and create a comfortable environment for your little one's development.
December 7, 2023
Should You Keep a Dehumidifier Running All the Time?
Discover the pros and cons of running a dehumidifier 24/7, including its benefits for mold prevention and allergen control, as well as drawbacks such as increased power usage, maintenance requirements, and potential impact on the unit's lifespan.
June 16, 2024
How Much Electricity Does a Dehumidifier Use? Uncovering the Facts
Wondering how much electricity a does dehumidifier use? Learn about factors affecting energy consumption, typical costs, and tips to reduce usage while keeping your home comfortable.
September 11, 2024
Do Dehumidifiers Give Off Heat?
Yes, dehumidifiers naturally generate a small amount of heat when they run. However, most customers don't notice because the added heat is very small and the dehumidifier removes moisture from the room, so it naturally makes the room feel cooler and more comfortable.
| Model | Capacity | Size For | Air Flow | COP |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Sentinel HD55S (White)
$505.95 USD
|
120 PPD (Sat) / 55 (AHAM) | 1300 sq. ft. | 130 CFM, 230CMH | 2.4 L/Kwh |
Sentinel HD35P
$372.88 USD
|
70 PPD (Sat) / 35 (AHAM) | Up to 1,000 sq. ft. | 115CFM,195CMH | 2.0 L/kWh |
Helios MP35
$396.19 USD
|
70 PPD (Sat) / 35 (AHAM) | 1,000 Sq.Ft | 126 CFM-215CMH | 2.12L/kWh |
Helios MP55
$559.72 USD
|
120 PPD (Sat) / 55 (AHAM) | 1,500 Sq.Ft | 167 CFM-285CMH | 2.08L/kWh |
Sentinel HS35
$350.73 USD
|
70 PPD (Sat) / 35 (AHAM) | Up to 1,000 sq.ft. | 115CFM,195CMH | 2.0 L/kWh |
Helios D35
$343.73 USD
|
70 PPD (Sat) / 35 (AHAM) | 1,000 sq.ft. | 97 CFM, 165 CMH | 2.85 L/kWh |
Sentinel HDi65S (Black)
$566.75 USD
|
120 PPD (Sat) / 55 (AHAM) | 1,300 sq. ft | 130 CFM, 230CMH | 2.4 L/Kwh |
Galaxy 60
$559.73 USD
|
145 PPD (Sat) / 60 (AHAM) | 1,800 Sq.Ft | 165CFM 280CMH | 2.4L/KWh |
Galaxy 60P
$637.68 USD
|
145 PPD (Sat) / 60 (AHAM) | 1,800 Sq.Ft | 165CFM 280CMH | 2.4L/KWh |
Galaxy 85P
$719.28 USD
|
180 PPD (Sat) / 85 (AHAM) | 2,300 sq. ft | 194CFM 330CMH | 2.7 L/kWh |
Sentinel HD55 (Blue)
$499.36 USD
|
113 PPD (Sat) / 53 (AHAM) | 1,200 sq. ft | 120 CFM, 205 CMH | 2.27 L/kWh |
Sentinel HD55S (Gold)
$495.98 USD
|
120 PPD (Sat) / 55 (AHAM) | 1300 sq. ft. | 130 CFM, 230CMH | 2.4 L/Kwh |
Sentinel HD35P WIFI
$422.92 USD
|
70 PPD (Sat) / 35 (AHAM) | 1000 Sq Ft | 115CFM,195CMH | 2.0 L/kWh |
Sentinel HD55 (Blue) WIFI
$502.93 USD
|
113 PPD (Sat) / 53 (AHAM) | 1200 sq. ft. | 120 CFM, 205 CMH | 2.27 L/kWh |
Sentinel HD55S White WIFI
$551.30 USD
|
120 PPD (Sat) / 55 (AHAM) | Up to 1,300 Sq.Ft. | 130 CFM, 230 CMH | 2.4 L/Kwh |
Sentinel HDi65S Black WIFI
$595.25 USD
|
120 PPD (Sat) / 55 (AHAM) | Up to 1,300 sq. ft. | 130 CFM, 230CMH | 2.4 L/Kwh |
$443.67 USD
|
70 PPD | 1,000 Sq.Ft | 540 CFM | 2.0 L/kWh |
$709.41 USD
|
145 PPD | 1,800 sq. ft | 540 CFM | 2.4 L/KWh |
Sentinel HD90 (White)
$837.69 USD
|
198 PPD (Sat) / 90 (AHAM) | 2600 sq.ft | 210 CFM, 350 CMH | 2.69L/KWh |
Sentinel HDi120 (White)
$1,279.20 USD
|
235 PPD (Sat) / 120 (AHAM) | 3,300 Sq.Ft | 290 CMH | 2.7 L/Kwh |
$1,349.90 USD
|
235 PPD | 3,300 Sq.Ft | 720 CFM | 2.7 L/Kwh |
Sentinel HDi90 WIFI
$1,087.24 USD
|
198 PPD (Sat) / 90 (AHAM) | Up to 2,600 sq. ft. | 210 CFM, 350 CMH | 2.69L/KWh |
Sentinel HDi90
$1,032.39 USD
|
198 PPD (Sat) / 90 (AHAM) | 2600 sq.ft | 210 CFM, 350 CMH | 2.69L/KWh |
Sentinel HDi90 (Duct-able)
$871.77 USD
|
198 PPD (Sat) / 90 (AHAM) | 2600 sq.ft | 210 CFM, 350 CMH | 2.69L/KWh |
Sentinel HD55P
$559.73 USD
|
120 PPD (Sat) / 55 (AHAM) | 1,300 sq. ft | 153CFM,260CMH | 2.3 L/kWh |
$661.95 USD
|
120 PPD | 1,500 Sq.Ft | 260 CFM | 2.3 L/kWh |
$980.99 USD
|
198 PPD | 2600 sq. ft | 210 CFM | 2.69 L/KWh |
$773.38 USD
|
2×70 PPD | 2×1,000 Sq.Ft | 540 CFM | 2.85 L/kWh |
Sentinel HDi100 (White)
$1,050.00 USD
|
220 PPD (Sat) / 100 (AHAM) | 2900 sq. ft. | 250CMH | 2.7 L/Kwh |
$1,204.25 USD
|
220 PPD | 2,900 Sq.Ft | 780 CFM | 2.7 L/Kwh |
| Problem | Cause | Solution |
|---|---|---|
| Machine Won't Run | Power supply issue | Confirm power to the outlet and proper plug installation. |
| Room temperature is over 104°F (Display HI) or below 33.8°F (Display LO) | The dehumidifier is experiencing operation issues due to being subjected to temperatures outside the optimal range. Adjust ambient conditions to maintain a temperature within the range of 33.8°F to 104°F, and the unit will initiate its operation. | |
| Low Air Flow | Air filter is clogged | Replace the filter. |
| Air inlet or outlet is blocked | Clear the blockage from the inlet or outlet. | |
| Loud Noise | Machine is not level | Move the dehumidifier to flat, firm ground. |
| Filter mesh is blocked | Replace the filter. | |
| Trouble Code: E1 | Humidity Sensor Issues | Ensure the wire is connected at both ends. If no issues are visible, the sensor may be faulty. Replace defective sensor. |
| Trouble Code: HI or LO | Room temperature is over 104°F (Display HI) or below 33.8°F (Display LO) | The dehumidifier is experiencing operation issues due to being subjected to temperatures outside the optimal range. Adjust ambient conditions to maintain a temperature within the range of 33.8°F to 104°F, and the unit will initiate its operation. If room temperatures are within the temperature range, the sensor may be faulty. Replace defective sensor. |
| Trouble Code: E3 | Abnormal coil temperature | Contact your installer for assistance. |
| Trouble Code: E4 | Water full alarm | Check whether water pipes are clogged or bent. |
| Trouble Code: E5 | Refrigerant leak | Contact your installer for assistance. |
