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Our read
Who it suits
Rated 128 pints a day, the Ultra V155 is a ducted unit for the whole house. The ENERGY STAR sizing table covers portables only. No certified whole-house unit removes more water per kWh.
Water removed per kWh, against the 21 certified ducted models
median 2.35
2.22liters removed per kWh3.26
Each dot is one certified whole-house model, from the EPA list updated Oct 15, 2026.
Running cost
The most efficient certified whole-house unit
Its efficiency is 3.26 liters per kWh. The median of the 21 certified ducted models is 2.35. Removing 100 pints costs $1.03 less than at the median, in the United States.
Removes 100 pints for $2.66 in the United States, at an efficiency of 3.26 liters per kWh.
Its refrigerant is R-454B, flagged as lower GWP.Global warming potential 470.
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Of the 21 certified whole-house units, none removes more water per kWh.
By capacity, it ranks 2nd, at 127.51 pints a day.Certified whole-house units range from 52 to 172 pints a day.
Santa Fe also makes it smaller, the Ultra V125 at 103 pints, and bigger, the Ultra V205 at 172 pints.The bigger one is rated 3.12 L/kWh.
Sold since June 2025. Among whole-house models, 9 of 21 came out earlier.
On the EPA’s Most Efficient list, like 11 other whole-house models.
The company that files it also files the AprilAire models with the EPA.
Another brand near this size is the AprilAire E130: 105 pints, 2.35 L/kWh.Removing 100 pints costs $1.03 less with this unit than with that one, in the United States.
The DOE filing gives 2.91 L/kWh and 122.7 pints a day for a 5.6 cubic foot case.This filing is 64% above the federal minimum of 1.77 L/kWh for whole-house units with a case of 8 cubic feet or less. The EPA list shows 3.26 L/kWh and 127.5 pints.
Our arithmetic
One full day of drying
Water
15.9gal
127.51 pints
Electricity
18.5kWh
liters ÷ IEF
Cost
$3.39
in the United States
A day of nonstop drying means 127.51 pints of water, about 15.9 gallons, for some 18.5 kWh. At the average home electricity price in the United States, the Ultra V155 costs $3.39 to run that day.
Thirty days like that would use about 555 kWh, or $102. That’s nonstop running at the test conditions. Once the house reaches its humidity setting, the unit shuts off.