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100 Pint Smart Wifi Dehumidifier with App and Alexa Control, 1.3 Gallon Tank, Auto Defrost, White

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100 Pint Smart Wifi Dehumidifier with App and Alexa Control, 1.3 Gallon Tank, Auto Defrost, White

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Description

100 Pint Smart Wifi Dehumidifier with App and Alexa Control, 1.3 Gallon Tank, Auto Defrost, White

Rated to pull 100 pints of water a day at 95F and 90% relative humidity, 85 pints at 86F and 80%, and 36 pints on the 2019 DOE basement test. It runs from the Smart Life app over Wifi or Bluetooth, answers Alexa, and drains either into a 1.3 gallon tank or straight out through the supplied hose.

36 pints a day on the DOE testApp and Alexa control1.3 gallon tank or gravity hoseAuto defrost

The damp room is the one you are never standing in

What usually goes wrong

Basements, cottages and storage rooms get damp while nobody is down there to notice. By the time you smell it, the tank has been full for days and the machine shut itself off. You only find out on the next trip down the stairs.

How this one answers it

The Smart Life app shows the room humidity and the current setting from your phone, so you can check the basement from upstairs or from work. Alexa handles it by voice. Connect the drain hose and the tank never fills in the first place.

A 100 pint machine is not for a spare bedroom. It is for a full basement, a large open plan floor, a garage or a workshop where the air stays heavy through spring and summer. The manufacturer lists coverage up to 5,500 sq ft, which is a best case in an open space with the doors left open, not a promise for a floor cut into six closed rooms.

White and black dehumidifier on a wood floor labelled 100 pints per day at 95 degrees F and 90 percent RH, and 36 pints per day at 65 degrees F and 60 percent RH, with height and depth measurements

Two ratings on the same photo, and why

This graphic is the most useful picture on the page. The big number, 100 pints, is measured at 95F and 90% relative humidity, hot and tropical. The small one, 36 pints, is the 2019 DOE test at 65F and 60%, which is closer to a Canadian basement. Both describe this machine. When you compare it against another brand, compare the DOE figures or you are comparing a sauna to a cellar.

Emptying a tank, or never emptying one

The tank holds 1.3 gallons and has a window down the front so you can see the level without pulling it out. When it fills, the unit stops and lights the water full indicator rather than overflowing. The better answer in a basement is the supplied 3.3 ft hose: push it on, run it to a floor drain or sump that sits lower than the machine, and it drains by gravity for as long as you leave it running.

Split photo showing a hand lifting the 1.3 gallon clear water tank out of the dehumidifier, and a hand pushing a drain hose onto the port on the back of the cabinet
Mother, baby and a small dog asleep in a grey bed with the dehumidifier beside them, next to a noise scale from 30 dB breathing to 70 dB street and icons for a 24 hour timer, auto shutoff and low noise

What it sounds like at 2 am

The manufacturer lists the unit at 46 dB or under, which its own scale puts between quiet breathing and a library, not near street noise. Sleeping mode drops the fan to low and dims the panel. The 24 hour timer can shut the machine off at a set hour, which matters more in a bedroom than in a basement, and auto shutoff covers you if the tank fills overnight.

Four modes, and when each one earns its keep

Auto holds the humidity you set between 30% and 80% and idles when it gets there. Continuous drying ignores the setting and runs flat out, which is the mode for the laundry rack in the photo or for a room you have just flooded. Fan mode moves air with the compressor off. Sleeping mode is the quiet one. Two fan speeds sit under all four.

Four photos showing the dehumidifier in fan mode beside a woman on a sofa, in auto mode in a bedroom, in continuous drying mode next to a rack of hanging laundry, and in sleeping mode in a dark room

What you get

Phone control that actually reports back

The Smart Life app connects over Wifi or Bluetooth and shows the room reading, not just an on switch. Hold the timer button for about five seconds to put the unit into Wifi pairing.

Voice control through Alexa

Once it is linked, Alexa can start it, stop it and change the setting. Useful when your hands are full of laundry at the bottom of the stairs.

Auto defrost for a cool room

Every compressor dehumidifier ices its coil when the room gets cold. Auto defrost pauses the compressor and clears the frost instead of letting it build into a block.

A filter you rinse, not replace

The mesh filter slides out, goes under a tap and goes back in. There is no cartridge to buy, and a clogged filter is the usual reason one of these slows down.

Built to be pushed around

Four universal casters, side handles and a rack on the back for the cord. Net weight is 37 lbs, so rolling it is easy and carrying it up stairs is a two hand job.

Humidity you choose

Settable from 30% to 80% in the auto mode. Health Canada advises keeping a home between 30% and 50%, and running a dehumidifier in damp areas or when moisture condenses on window panes.

Ordinary household power

115V, 60Hz, 5A rated input current. It plugs into a normal grounded Canadian outlet. Give it an outlet of its own rather than sharing an extension lead with a freezer.

Listed and tested

The manufacturer states the unit is ETL listed and DOE certified, which is why a DOE rated figure is published alongside the headline number.

Specifications

100 pint smart dehumidifier, white, with app and Alexa control
Water removal, 95F and 90% RH 100 pints per day
Water removal, 86F and 80% RH 85 pints per day
Water removal, 2019 DOE test (65F and 60% RH) 36 pints per day
Coverage area (manufacturer figure) Up to 5,500 sq ft
Humidity setting range 30% to 80%
Water tank 1.3 gallon (5 L), visible level, auto shutoff when full
Drain hose supplied 3.3 ft, gravity drainage
Modes 4: auto, continuous drying, sleeping, fan
Fan speeds 2: high and low
Timer 0 to 24 hours
Noise level 46 dB or under
Control Smart Life app over Wifi or Bluetooth, Alexa, LED touch panel
Power supply 115V, 60Hz
Rated input current 5A at 86F and 80% RH
Fan motor 0.075 HP
Product size 15 x 10 x 25 in (L x W x H)
Net weight 37 lbs
Material ABS
Certification ETL listed, DOE certified
Colour White
Manufacturer SKU 64079325_ES10106US-WH

The same machine, three ratings

Rated water removal per day at each published test condition 95F / 90% RHThe headline number, hot and tropical air100 pt/day86F / 80% RHA muggy summer day85 pt/day65F / 60% RH (DOE)A typical Canadian basement36 pt/dayThe 65F reading is the 2019 DOE test and the one to compare between brands.
Every figure here is published by the manufacturer for this model. The bar lengths are drawn to the same scale so you can see how much the test condition changes the answer.

How it compares

Three ways Canadian households deal with a damp lower floor, and how they differ once the season turns wet.

  This 100 pint smart unit A small 20 to 30 pint room unit Opening windows and running a fan
Rated on the DOE basement test 36 pints per day Usually under 20 pints per day No rating exists
Works with the windows shut Yes Yes No
Helps on a humid summer day Yes Yes Outside air is often wetter than inside air
Hands off draining Gravity hose supplied Varies by model Nothing to drain
Check it from your phone Smart Life app and Alexa Rare at that size No
Running cost You pay for the compressor Lower, but it may run all day Free, and unreliable

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?

Whole basements, not spare rooms

At 36 pints a day on the DOE test this is a large capacity machine. It suits an open basement, a big rec room, a garage or a workshop rather than a single bedroom, where a smaller unit would cycle less and cost less to run.

Anyone who is not there to check

A cottage, a rental suite, a storage room or a second home benefits most from the app. You can see the reading and change the setting without walking down the stairs.

Laundry that will not dry indoors

Continuous drying mode runs the compressor without waiting for a humidity target, which is what a rack of wet clothes in a closed room needs. It pulls the water into the tank rather than into your walls.

Rooms that stay above about 10C

This is a compressor machine. It is happiest in a heated basement or living space. For an unheated crawl space or garage that sits near freezing, a desiccant type is the better tool.

The dehumidifier in a bright living room with blue airflow lines and icons for basement, house, garage, library and wine cellar

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
  • Drain hose, washable filter and the Smart Life app are all included, with nothing extra to buy

Frequently asked questions

Is this a 100 pint dehumidifier or a 36 pint dehumidifier?

Both figures describe this machine at different test conditions. 100 pints a day is measured at 95F and 90% relative humidity. 36 pints a day is the 2019 DOE test at 65F and 60%, which the US Department of Energy moved to because it reflects a basement rather than a greenhouse. ENERGY STAR publishes a rough guide to the change: a unit that used to be called 70 pints is about 40 to 45 pints on the newer test. Use the DOE number when you compare brands.

What humidity should I set it to?

Health Canada advises keeping relative humidity in a home between 30% and 50%, and says to run a dehumidifier in damp areas such as basements, or if moisture is condensing on cold surfaces like window panes. Somewhere around 45% to 50% is a sensible starting point in a basement. Setting it lower makes the compressor run longer for very little gain.

Does it need a special outlet?

No. The specification is 115V, 60Hz with a rated input current of 5A, so an ordinary grounded Canadian household outlet is correct. Plug it straight into the wall rather than into a light duty extension cord, and do not share the circuit with another large appliance.

Will it fix a musty smelling basement?

It controls the moisture that a musty smell usually comes with. Health Canada notes that mould can begin to grow in an area with excess moisture within 48 hours, and recommends a dehumidifier as part of keeping a home between 30% and 50%. It is not a mould treatment: existing growth and any water getting in through the wall or floor still have to be dealt with separately.

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