Waykar
YDA-150
Capacity
50 pintsPer 100 pints in the United States
$4.29Efficiency (IEF)
2.02 L/kWhOn the EPA list
YesWhat we know
Where it stands
This model is not on the EPA’s list of certified dehumidifiers (checked Oct 16, 2026). Figures on this page come from the company that filed it.
- Rated 60.01 pints a day in its filing with the Department of Energy.DOE class: portable, over 50 pints a day. DOE basic model FHDP6033W1.
- Its efficiency, 2.80 liters per kWh, is exactly the federal minimum for portables rated over 50 pints a day.The minimum applies to units made since June 13, 2019.
- That beats 452 of the 452 certified portable models.Their median is 2.01 L/kWh, from 1.70 to 2.24.
- Removing 100 pints costs $3.09 in the United States, against $4.31 at the median of those certified models.Same 2019 DOE test on both sides, so the figures compare directly.
- In the DOE database, this model number appears under the Frigidaire name only.
- The EPA list has 6 certified Frigidaire models, from the FHDD2233Y1 to the FHDP5033Y1, filed by Electrolux Consumer Products.
Good to know
What “not on the EPA list” means
The model is missing from the EPA’s dataset on the date we checked. That says nothing about its safety or build quality. Its capacity and efficiency come from the filing with the Department of Energy. That filing uses the same 2019 test as the models on the list, so the cost to remove 100 pints compares directly. No yearly energy figure is published for it.
Our arithmetic
One full day of drying
Water
7.5gal
60.01 pints
Electricity
10.1kWh
liters ÷ IEF
Cost
$1.86
in the United States
A day of nonstop drying means 60.01 pints of water, about 7.5 gallons, for some 10.1 kWh. At the average home electricity price in the United States, the FHDP6033W1 costs $1.86 to run that day.
The DOE test behind those 60.01 pints runs at 65°F and 60% humidity. At the same humidity, a cooler basement gets less water out of the FHDP6033W1.
Without a hose or a pump, someone has to carry out 7.5 gallons a day. Our sources don’t say whether the FHDP6033W1 has a bucket, or how much it holds.
Safety
Recalls
No CPSC recall names this model.Four recalls from 2013 to 2016 name dehumidifiers sold under Frigidaire. The DOE filing has no date, so we can’t say whether this model is older or newer. Check a model number. Checked Oct 4, 2026.
Every number has a source
Where the numbers come from
U.S. Department of EnergyOct 5, 2026
Capacity and efficiency the company filed with the DOE.
Compliance Certification Database, basic model FHDP6033W1U.S. EPAOct 16, 2026
Checked: this model is not on the list of certified dehumidifiers.
Certified dehumidifiers datasetU.S. Energy Information AdministrationJuly 2026
Home electricity price in each state.
Electric Power Monthly, Table 5.6.AConsumer Product Safety CommissionOct 4, 2026
Recalls of dehumidifiers.
No recall names this modelNot published by these sources
- Pump and pump lift
- Noise, dB(A)
- Area covered
- Lowest working temperature
- Dimensions
- Warranty
- Refrigerant
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Full spec sheet
All the details
How much water it removes2 of 3 published
- Water removed a dayDOE 2019 test (Appendix X1)
- 60.01 pints DOE
- DOE product class
- portable, over 50 pints a day DOE
- Area covered
- Not published
Drainage0 of 3 published
- Drain connection
- Not published
- Built-in pump
- Not published
- Pump lift
- Not published
Running cost2 of 3 published
- Integrated energy factor (IEF)Liters removed per kWh. Higher is better
- 2.80 L/kWh DOE
- Cost to remove 100 pints in the United States
- $3.09 DOE × EIA
- Yearly energy use
- Not published
Noise0 of 1 published
- Noise level, dB(A)
- Not published
Build and warranty0 of 5 published
- Refrigerant
- Not published
- Lowest working temperature
- Not published
- Dimensions
- Not published
- Weight
- Not published
- Warranty
- Not published
Filing4 of 4 published
- DOE basic model
- FHDP6033W1 DOE
- Model numbers covered
- FHDP6033W1 DOE
- On the EPA list
- No, checked Oct 16, 2026 EPA
- Other models filed byCompany that files the brand’s certified models
- Electrolux Consumer Products EPA
Compare
Certified portable models of a similar size
On the EPA list, closest in capacity. Cost to remove 100 pints in the United States, from each model’s efficiency.