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Honeywell dehumidifiers: 8 certified models compared

On the EPA’s certified list, Honeywell counts 8 models, all portable, from 24 to 50 pints a day. Some model numbers share a single set of EPA figures.

By Julien Fourel · How we compare

Updated Oct 16, 2026EPAEIACPSC

Honeywell in figures

Certified models

8All portable · EPA, Oct 15, 2026

Sizes

24–50 pints/day2 near 24, 2 near 32, 4 near 50

Lowest yearly cost, 50 pints

$94 516 kWh in the United States · TPFIT50AWK

Filed by

JMA North AmericaAlso files 2 Quilo models

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Lowest yearly energy use first. Cost in the United States, from the EPA’s yearly estimate.

4 model numbers at 50 pints, but only 1 different sets of EPA figures. See how they group

Not on the EPA list

Two more Honeywell models

None of them appears in the EPA data checked Oct 16, 2026. Their pages show what Honeywell filed with the Department of Energy.

Who makes them

JMA North America files for other brands too

JMA North AmericaFiles these models with the EPA

Honeywell8 certified models
Quilo2 certified models

Same filing company, two names. Each model page lists its twins under “Same EPA figures”.

52brand names in the 2016 recall of GD Midea dehumidifiers

DanbyFrigidaireGEKeystoneMideaPelonisPerfect AireAirworksAlenArcticaireand 41 more
Who makes what130 brand names, 74 filing companies

CPSC recall 17024, Nov 2, 2016. The list covers older models, not today’s.

Safety

Honeywell recalls

2 recalls, 2016 to 2021Recalls naming GD Midea and New Widetech, for units sold as Honeywell, Arctic King, and other brands.

Today’s 8 models came laterThe EPA list has the first of them on the market in March 2026. No recall names them (checked Oct 4, 2026).

2021~2 million units

Two Million Dehumidifiers With Well-Known Brand Names Recalled Due to Fire and Burn Hazards; Manufactured by New Widetech

The recalled dehumidifiers can overheat and catch fire, posing fire and burn hazards.

CPSC recall 21174 (opens in a new tab)
2016~3.4 million units

Dehumidifiers Made by Midea Recalled Due to Serious Fire and Burn Hazards; $4.8 Million in Property Damage Reported

The dehumidifiers can overheat, smoke and catch fire, posing serious fire and burn hazards.

CPSC recall 17024 (opens in a new tab)

Questions

What people ask about Honeywell

Each answer comes from the EPA list or the CPSC, with its date.

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Which Honeywell dehumidifier uses the least energy?

At 24 pints, the TPFIT25AWK uses 291 kWh a year, as does one twin. At 32 pints it’s the TPFIT32AWK, with 343 kWh, shared by one other number. The TPFIT50AWK leads at 50 pints, with 516 kWh and three twins.

EPA list, Oct 15, 2026
Does Honeywell make a dehumidifier with Wi-Fi?

All 8 certified models connect over Wi-Fi: TPFIT25AWK, TPFIT25WK, TPFIT32AWK, and TPFIT32WK and others.

EPA list, Oct 15, 2026
Who makes Honeywell dehumidifiers?

JMA North America files all 8 certified Honeywell models with the EPA. It also files the Quilo models.

EPA list, Oct 15, 2026

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Honeywell next to other brands

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 17024, 21174. How we compare · Report an error

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