52 Pint Dehumidifier for 4500 Sq Ft, 15.5 Pints DOE, Dry Clothes Mode, 46 dB, 0.66 Gallon Tank
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52 Pint Dehumidifier for 4500 Sq Ft, 15.5 Pints DOE, Dry Clothes Mode, 46 dB, 0.66 Gallon Tank
Description
52 Pint Dehumidifier for 4500 Sq Ft, 15.5 Pints DOE, Dry Clothes Mode, 46 dB, 0.66 Gallon Tank
The manufacturer publishes the full electrical picture on this one, not just a pint figure: 120V, 350W rated, 174W in normal running. Water removal is 52 pints a day at 95F and 90% RH, 40 at 86F and 80%, and 15.5 pints on the 2019 DOE test at 65F and 60%. Three modes include a dry clothes setting.
A compact 19 inch cabinet, 32 lbs, with recessed handles and four wheels. The manufacturer rates coverage at 4,500 sq ft.

The whole specification on one panel
Three capacity figures and the electrical picture together. The 52 pint headline is at 95F and 90% relative humidity, and 15.5 pints is the 2019 DOE test at 65F and 60%, which is closest to a Canadian basement. Note the two power figures: 350W rated is the peak, 174W is what it draws in normal running, which is the one that shows on your bill.
Three modes, and dry clothes is the one you will use
Dehumidify holds the target you set between 30% and 80% and idles in between. Dry clothes is tuned for a rail of wet washing indoors, which is a March problem in most Canadian homes. Continuous ignores the target and simply runs, which is the setting for a bathroom or a basement that never quite dries out.


A small tank and a hose in the box
At 0.66 gallons the tank is modest for a 52 pint machine, so in a damp basement it will need emptying more than once a day. The 3.3 ft hose supplied is the better plan wherever there is a floor drain lower than the unit. Water full shut off stops the machine before anything spills either way.
What you get
Three published capacity figures
52 pints a day at 95F and 90% RH, 40 pints at 86F and 80%, and 15.5 pints on the 2019 DOE test at 65F and 60%.
Dedicated dry clothes mode
A setting tuned for a laundry rack rather than a whole room, alongside the normal and continuous modes.
Water full shut off
The machine stops when the 0.66 gallon tank fills rather than letting it spill onto the floor.
Auto defrost
Clears frost off the coil in a cool basement so the airflow does not gradually choke off.
Child lock
A dedicated lock key freezes the panel. Useful on a machine standing at knee height in a family room.
Detachable washable filter
Slides out and rinses under a tap. There is no cartridge to reorder and no ongoing cost.
Recessed handles and four wheels
Handles set into the cabinet so nothing catches on a doorframe, with universal wheels for the 32 lbs.
Specifications
| Water removal, 95F and 90% RH | 52 pints per day |
|---|---|
| Water removal, 86F and 80% RH | 40 pints per day |
| Water removal, 2019 DOE test (65F and 60% RH) | 15.5 pints per day |
| Coverage area (manufacturer figure) | 4,500 sq ft |
| Humidity setting range | 30% to 80% |
| Modes | 3: dehumidify, dry clothes, continuous |
| Fan speeds | 2: high and low |
| Water tank | 0.66 gallon, visible level, water full shut off |
| Drain hose supplied | 3.3 ft, 0.6 in diameter, gravity |
| Timer | 24 hour auto on and off |
| Noise level | 46 dB or under |
| Other functions | Child lock, auto defrost, detachable washable filter |
| Power source | 120V, 60Hz |
| Rated power | 350W |
| Rated current | 3.2A |
| Input power in normal running | 174W at 1.53A |
| Power cord length | 5.2 ft |
| Product size | 12.5 x 9 x 19 in (L x W x H) |
| Net weight | 32 lbs |
| Material | ABS |
| Certification | DOE |
| Colour | White |
| Manufacturer SKU | 28615947_ES10328US-WH |
The same machine, three ratings
How it compares
How a 52 pint machine compares with the sizes either side of it.
| Ā | This 52 pint unit | A 32 pint room unit | A 74 pint basement unit |
|---|---|---|---|
| DOE rated water removal | 15.5 pints per day | Often 8 to 9 pints per day | Around 22 pints per day |
| Rated coverage | 4,500 sq ft | Around 2,000 sq ft | Around 4,500 sq ft |
| Water tank | 0.66 gallon | Around 0.5 gallon | Around 1.4 gallon |
| Noise | 46 dB or under | Often 33 to 38 dB | Not always published |
| Dedicated laundry mode | Yes, dry clothes | Sometimes | Sometimes |
| Net weight | 32 lbs | Around 22 lbs | Around 29.5 lbs |
Shipping
Ships from a Canadian warehouse. Free shipping on orders over $150. Some remote areas, PO boxes and surcharge regions may be excluded or charged extra.
Returns
Return within 14 days of purchase, unused, in original condition and packaging.
Warranty
Covered directly by the manufacturer under their warranty terms for material and manufacturing defects.
Who is this perfect for?
Households drying laundry indoors
A dedicated mode for a rail of wet washing rather than a general continuous setting.
Basements with a floor drain
The 0.66 gallon tank is small for this capacity, so the 3.3 ft hose is the sensible default.
Rooms above about 10C
A compressor machine with auto defrost suits a heated basement. A garage near freezing wants a desiccant unit.

What we stand behind
- Ships from a Canadian warehouse, with free shipping on orders over $150
- 14 day returns on unused items in original condition and packaging
- Covered by the manufacturer's own warranty for material and manufacturing defects
- The 3.3 ft drain hose is in the box and the filter is washable, with nothing consumable to reorder
Frequently asked questions
Why is the DOE figure only 15.5 pints?
Because it is measured in cooler, drier air. The 52 pint headline is at 95F and 90% relative humidity, 40 pints at 86F and 80%, and 15.5 pints on the 2019 DOE test at 65F and 60%. The US Department of Energy set that condition because it reflects a basement. ENERGY STAR publishes a guide showing every model drops by roughly the same proportion, so compare DOE to DOE.
Will I be emptying the tank constantly?
In a damp basement, probably. The tank holds 0.66 gallons, which is small relative to what a 52 pint machine can pull out on a wet July day. Fit the 3.3 ft hose to a floor drain or sump lower than the machine and the tank stops being a factor. The unit shuts off rather than overflowing if you do use the tank.
What is the difference between the 350W and 174W figures?
350W is the rated power, which is the peak the machine is designed for. 174W is the input power in normal running, and that is the figure that reflects what it costs to run over a season. Both are published by the manufacturer for this model.
Does it plug into a normal outlet?
Yes. It is specified at 120V, 60Hz on a 5.2 ft cord, drawing 1.53A in normal running and 3.2A rated. That is comfortably within an ordinary grounded Canadian household outlet. Plug it into the wall rather than a light duty extension cord.




















