Filed with the DOE at 85 pints a day and 2.22 liters per kWh, in a 3.3 cubic foot case.
Water removed a day
85 pintsEfficiency (IEF)
2.22 L/kWhPer 100 pints in the United States
$3.90On the EPA list
YesComparisonTwo models
Both file the same efficiency, so 100 pints cost the same to remove. Drain, noise, and warranty aren’t published in our sources for either model. The checks below give the questions to ask.
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Filed with the DOE at 85 pints a day and 2.22 liters per kWh, in a 3.3 cubic foot case.
Water removed a day
85 pintsEfficiency (IEF)
2.22 L/kWhPer 100 pints in the United States
$3.90On the EPA list
YesFiled with the DOE at 100.80 pints a day and 2.22 liters per kWh, in a 6.6 cubic foot case.
Water removed a day
100.80 pintsEfficiency (IEF)
2.22 L/kWhPer 100 pints in the United States
$3.90On the EPA list
YesWater removed a dayDOE filing, 2019 test
As listed by the EPA
Case volumeDOE filing
Efficiency (IEF)DOE filing; higher is better
Efficiency as listed by the EPA
Federal minimum for its class10 CFR 430.32
Cost to remove 100 pintsFrom the DOE efficiency and the selected price
Model numbers coveredDOE filing
On the EPA listChecked Oct 16, 2026
Filed by
Drain or pump
Noise, dB(A)
Warranty
DOE Compliance Certification Database, export of Oct 5, 2026; EPA list of Oct 15, 2026. Where the two sources differ, both are shown. The federal minimum comes from 10 CFR 430.32(v), as of Jan 1, 2025, prices from the EIA. “Made by” names the company that files AprilAire models with the EPA.
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Ask us a questionSize first. The DOE filings rate the E100 at 85 pints a day and the E130 at 100.80, in cases of 3.3 and 6.6 cubic feet. Both file the same efficiency, 2.22 liters per kWh.
DOE database, export of Oct 5, 2026Neither source says. The EPA lists the E130 at 105 pints and 2.35 liters per kWh; the DOE filing gives 100.80 pints and 2.22. We show both and compare the two models within the same source.
EPA list, Oct 15, 2026 · DOE databaseA contractor. ENERGY STAR® sends whole-house buyers to an installer, who sizes the unit for the home and connects it to the ducts.
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DOE Compliance Certification Database, export of Oct 5, 2026; EPA list of Oct 15, 2026. Where the two sources differ, both are shown. The federal minimum comes from 10 CFR 430.32(v), as of Jan 1, 2025, prices from the EIA. “Made by” names the company that files AprilAire models with the EPA. How we compare · Report an error