Capacity
22 pintsCost a year in the United States
$51Energy use
276 kWhWi-Fi app
NoBrand6 certified models
Frigidaire has 6 models on the EPA’s list of certified dehumidifiers, all portable, from 22 to 50 pints a day. Some share the same figures under different model numbers.
Certified models
6All portable · EPA, Oct 15, 2026Sizes
22–50 pints/day2 near 22–23, 1 near 36, 3 near 50Lowest yearly cost, 50 pints
$95 520 kWh in the United States · FHDD5033Y1Filed by
Electrolux Consumer ProductsFiles every Frigidaire modelModels by size
Lowest yearly energy use first. Cost in the United States, from the EPA’s yearly estimate.
Capacity
22 pintsCost a year in the United States
$51Energy use
276 kWhWi-Fi app
NoCapacity
23 pintsCost a year in the United States
$52Energy use
283 kWhWi-Fi app
NoCapacity
36 pintsCost a year in the United States
$69Energy use
379 kWhWi-Fi app
NoCapacity
50 pintsCost a year in the United States
$95Energy use
520 kWhWi-Fi app
NoCapacity
50 pintsCost a year in the United States
$95Energy use
521 kWhWi-Fi app
No3 model numbers at 50 pints, but only 2 different sets of EPA figures. See how they group
Not on the EPA list
None of them appears in the EPA data checked Oct 16, 2026. Their pages show what Frigidaire filed with the Department of Energy.
Who makes them
Electrolux Consumer ProductsFiles these models with the EPA
One company, one name. Electrolux Consumer Products files every Frigidaire model.
52brand names in the 2016 recall of GD Midea dehumidifiers
CPSC recall 17024, Nov 2, 2016. The list covers older models, not today’s.
Safety
4 recalls, 2013 to 2016Recalls naming Gree Electric Appliances and GD Midea, for units sold as Frigidaire, Danby, and other brands.
Today’s 6 models came laterThe EPA list has the first of them on the market in November 2024. No recall names them (checked Oct 4, 2026).
The dehumidifiers can overheat, smoke and catch fire, posing serious fire and burn hazards to consumers.
CPSC recall 17039 (opens in a new tab)The dehumidifiers can overheat, smoke and catch fire, posing serious fire and burn hazards.
CPSC recall 17024 (opens in a new tab)The dehumidifiers can overheat, smoke and catch fire, posing fire and burn hazards to consumers.
CPSC recall 14179 (opens in a new tab)The dehumidifiers can overheat, smoke and catch fire, posing fire and burn hazards to consumers.
CPSC recall 13283 (opens in a new tab)Questions
Each answer comes from the EPA list or the CPSC, with its date.
Ask us a questionAt 22–23 pints, the FHDD2233Y1 uses 276 kWh a year. At 36 pints it’s the FHDD3534Y1, with 379 kWh. The FHDD5033Y1 leads at 50 pints, with 520 kWh and one twin.
EPA list, Oct 15, 2026None of the 6 certified models has a Wi-Fi app, per the EPA’s “connected” field.
EPA list, Oct 15, 2026Electrolux Consumer Products files all 6 certified Frigidaire models with the EPA.
EPA list, Oct 15, 2026Compare
Data: U.S. EPA certified dehumidifiers list (updated Oct 15, 2026, checked Oct 16, 2026); EIA, Electric Power Monthly, Table 5.6.A (July 2026); CPSC recalls 13283, 14179, 17024, 17039. How we compare · Report an error