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Clear- Ioniser: Cleans the air from odors and pollutants.
- Silent: Low noise level during operation (≤40dB).
- Clothes Drying: For faster drying of clothes indoors.
- WiFi: Connect with mobile via a special application.
- Drain Hose: Daily emptying of the water tank is not required.
- Auto Restart: After a power outage, they automatically restart.
- Timer: For time scheduling programming.
- It is calculated based on the dehumidifying capacity. The lower the capacity, the fewer square meters the dehumidifier can cover.
- Up to 20 sq.m. 0
- From 21 to 35 sq.m. 0
- From 36 to 50 sq.m. 0
- From 51 to 60 sq.m. 0
- From 61 to 80 sq.m. 3
- From 81 to 110 sq.m. 0
- Displays the volume of water that the device can absorb in 24 hours.
- with Compressor: More efficient in heated spaces.
- with Zeolite (Desiccant): More efficient in spaces without heating.
- Thermoelectric (Peltier): Ideal for smaller spaces.
- Small (up to 1.9 lt): dehumidifiers for small spaces (up to 14 sq.m.).
- Medium (2 to 4.5 lt): dehumidifiers for home use (15–40 sq.m.).
- Large (over 4.5 lt): Dehumidifiers for larger spaces or professional use.
- HEPA Filter: Removes dust, pollen, mold, bacteria, and other airborne particles.
- Activated Carbon Filter: Removes smoke, odors, exhaust fumes, and other harmful gases.
- It does not determine how effective a dehumidifier can be. Factors such as the dehumidification capacity and the technology of the dehumidifier describe its effectiveness for a space.
- Low (up to 149 Watt): Suitable for small spaces, with low consumption and limited performance.
- Medium (150 to 300 Watt): Balance of consumption and performance, ideal for everyday use in medium-sized spaces.
- High (over 300 Watt): Intended for large or very humid spaces, with increased performance and higher consumption.