Run for a whole day at its rating, the DDH12LA removes 9 pints, about 1.1 gallons, on roughly 2.2 kWh. In the United States, that’s $0.40.
Divide the EPA’s 105 kWh a year by one full day’s use, and you get roughly 48 days. Past that, each day at full output adds $0.40 to the bill.
The DOE test behind those 9 pints runs at 65°F and 60% humidity. At the same humidity, a cooler basement gets less water out of the DDH12LA.
Without a hose or a pump, someone has to carry out 1.1 gallons a day. Our sources don’t say whether the DDH12LA has a bucket, or how much it holds.