Waykar155 Pints Large Commercial Dehumidifier with Drain Hose and Water Tank, Industrial Dehumidifier in Large Space up to 8000 Sq. Ft for Home, Basements, Whole House, LibraryRecycled Claim Standard Blended

It work very well in our subgrade living spaces maintaining the humidity level that was set. The noise level is very reasonable similar to having a fan in the background. It is high quality and the appearance is nice for a living space. The drain hose is well placed and transparent so you can visually inspect for clogs and we have never had issue with that. It’s perfect for hooking up to a water evacuation pump. Waykar customer service has been extremely helpful during a time when it wasn’t condensing. They took time to walk us through some simple testing and were very quick to respond. Within 2 days our issue was resolved and we highly recommend.

This Waykar dehumidifier is very effective at lowering the humidity in my large basement and then holding the desired level through various weather changes. It is truly set and forget. This is a high capacity machine with a high velocity blower. The noise level is reasonable for a unit of this capacity. Waykar Customer Support has been very responsive in answering any questions that I've had quickly and professionally. Machine arrived well packaged with an easy to follow manual. I am definitely happy with my purchase which met my expectations.

I had never heard of Waykar before purchasing this unit. After wearing-out about 4 brand name household dehumidifiers, I was on a quest for the largest capacity unit I could find without breaking the bank. This 295 pints per day rocks! I totally love it! It pulls the humidity levels down with ease for my vehicle collection, a large area I might add. . Frankly, it does not even seem to work hard doing so. The unit is super quiet with really the only noise being the air discharge from the two speed fan. Drain hook-up with the included drain hose was easy, and I ran the extra distance I needed via automotive heater hose. The unit cycles as it should, although it would be ideal if there were provisions for a remote humidity sensor, as opposed to mounting the sensor on the intake coils, as they all seem to do. Warning: the unit is heavy, so it’s best to use two people to lift out of the shipping platform. In summary, I love this unit. Unknown how long it will last, since I’ve only been running this unit about three months, non-stop. If you are looking for a high capacity, high quality dehumidifier at a reasonable price, and are tired of the cheap-o ones sild at the big box stores, I highly recommend this Waykar!

3 out of 4 have died in less than a year, 2 much faster than a year, 2 months. CS was terrible. Asked me to leave it on for 24 hours to see if any water came out. Those of us with basements who need dehumidifiers know that 80% RH is it not working, regardless if it puts out 50ml of water, this thing is supposed to pull gallons. Knowing dehumidifiers, we know it blows out warm low humidity air, not room temperature air. They couldn't seem to understand that. I am taking the loss and walking away rather then pay to ship it back to them. Yes, you have to pay to send this monster back when it breaks once you convince them that you're not a moron and know when something doesn't work. The difference between 45% and 80% is generally a pretty good sign.This monster works well when it works. It also pulls about 1000 watts from the wall and is not tested at DoE standards. The 296 pints are tested at 99% humidity and very warm air as shown in the manual. 2019 standards are at 60% RH at 65F and using a set amount of watts for the pints gathered. Listing it as commercial is the back door used because dehumidifiers above 155 pints don't get the yellow energy effective stickers you see on your TVs and appliances. But my reading says it still must be tested at the given parameters. We will see once they email me back.

I have a large, enclosed basement/garage located near the ocean that is subject to high humidity. I previously used a dehumidifier that wasn’t up to the job and frequently froze. I decided to purchase a Waykar 190-pint large commercial dehumidifier rated for spaces up to 8,000 sq. ft. - model CPL190B. I liked the fact that this unit has an auto defrosting feature. It has power-off memory restart which is helpful as I occasionally have power outages. The unit also has a generous five-year warranty.Opening the box, I saw that it was well packed with large, molded pieces of Styrofoam and there were no scratches or damage to the unit. It came with a handle to making it easy to move, but I decided not to use the handle as the unit would remain in one place.The dehumidifier is made of metal and looks durable. I really like the fact that a door opens to access to the filter and large drain tank. I chose not to use the drain tank and instead attached the included drain hose to a condensate pump purchased at Home Depot.The filter is easy to remove and clean. This is an important step that should be done regularly to keep the dehumidifier operating at the highest efficiency.There is a large, bright display that makes it easy to read the settings, temperature and humidity from across the room.Turning on the dehumidifier and adjusting to the desired humidity level was simple. The initial humidity read 60% and I set it to 40% to dry out the space. The reduction in humidity took several hours due to the size of the space, but it was quicker than dehumidifiers I have used in the past.I checked the dehumidifier several days later and it was holding the humidity exactly as I had set it. I’ve only been using dehumidifier for about a week, and I am very satisfied with it.

Great machine and it definitely does the job. Only issues I would say is the front grill does start to rust after us just having it for a few months. Not that big of a deal. The other thing is the wheels on this are very cheap. They are very easy to break so you have to be careful when taking the machine or thresholds or small bumps. One of the wheels on ours broke so it is lop sided when we have take it somewhere, and then we put a piece of wood to balance it when it is being used.