- Cost in the United States
- $62 a year
- Capacity
- 35 pints/day
- Lowest temp
- Not published
2 picks at this size
How we pick- Cost in the United States
- $68 a year
- Capacity
- 38 pints/day
- Lowest temp
- Not published
How we pick. Certified portable models rated 35–40 pints a day. That’s the top of the range ENERGY STAR suggests for a very damp basement. Each one is sold by a store we link to. One pick per need: no app, a Wi-Fi app, and sold by the brand. Within each need, the lowest yearly energy use wins, then the higher efficiency. How a model copes with cold isn’t on the EPA list, so it plays no part here. Ask the seller how low each pick works. No 35–40 pint model with a Wi-Fi app is sold by a store we link to yet. So that pick is missing. Stores never pay for a place.
Every model that fits
63 certified models of the right size
Rated 35–40 pints a day on the DOE 2019 test. The cheapest to run comes first, with its cost in the United States.
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| Model | Capacity | Energy | Cost a year | Wi-Fi | EPA Most Efficient | Page |
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| Yoau UDZ1-120PAlso sold as Shinco, UHOME | 35 pints | 340 kWh | $62 | No | No | |
| GE ADSE35W**#Filed by GE Appliances, a Haier Company | 35 pints | 355 kWh | $65 | No | No | |
| Waykar CHWA120BFiled by Waykar | 35 pints | 360 kWh | $66 | No | No | |
| Hisense DH3526K1WAlso 4 other model numbers | 35 pints | 363 kWh | $66 | No | No | |
| Bosch Dry 4000Filed by Bosch Thermotechnology | 36 pints | 365 kWh | $67 | No | No | |
| AUX ADT35V1Filed by AUX Cloud Commerce(usa) | 37 pints | 369 kWh | $68 | No | No | |
| Moiswell Aegis HP110Also Aegis H110 | 38 pints | 374 kWh | $68 | No | No | |
| Waykar JD025CE-120Filed by JHS | 36 pints | 375 kWh | $69 | No | No | |
| Friedrich D35C1AFiled by Friedrich Air Conditioning Company | 37 pints | 378 kWh | $69 | Yes | No | |
| Midea MAD35S1QWT-AAlso 4 other model numbers | 36 pints | 378 kWh | $69 | No | No | |
| AlorAir Sentinel HD55SFiled by AlorAir Solutions | 36 pints | 379 kWh | $69 | No | No | |
| Frigidaire FHDD3534Y1Filed by Electrolux Consumer Products | 36 pints | 379 kWh | $69 | No | No | |
| Midea MAD35C1AWS-AAlso MDUDP-35AEN8-BB0 | 37 pints | 388 kWh | $71 | No | No |
Yoau
UDZ1-120P
Capacity
35 pintsCost a year in the United States
$62Energy use
340 kWhEPA Most Efficient
NoCapacity
35 pintsCost a year in the United States
$65Energy use
355 kWhEPA Most Efficient
NoCapacity
35 pintsCost a year in the United States
$66Energy use
360 kWhEPA Most Efficient
NoCapacity
35 pintsCost a year in the United States
$66Energy use
363 kWhEPA Most Efficient
NoFriedrich
D35C1A
Capacity
37 pintsCost a year in the United States
$69Energy use
378 kWhEPA Most Efficient
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What people ask before buying
What counts as low temperature for a dehumidifier?
Below 65°F. If a space typically falls under that, ENERGY STAR says you may want a product specified for use at lower temperatures. Under that line, frost can form on the condensing coils.
ENERGY STAR, Dehumidifiers buying guidance, read Oct 5, 2026What happens when the coils frost?
The compressor cycles on and off without removing moisture. ENERGY STAR advises you to switch the unit off and let it thaw before you turn it back on. An anti-frost sensor does the switching off for you when the air drops below a set point.
ENERGY STAR, Dehumidifiers buying guidance, read Oct 5, 2026Are the pints on this site measured in the cold?
At 65°F. Since 2019 the Department of Energy rates capacity at 65°F instead of 80°F, which is why today’s figures run lower than older ones. Nothing on the EPA list says what a model removes below that.
ENERGY STAR, Dehumidifier testing and capacity, read Oct 5, 2026What does it cost to run?
Certified 35–40 pint portables use 340 to 388 kWh a year by the EPA’s estimates, 378 at the median. That’s $69 a year at the U.S. average price, $181 in Hawaii.
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Data: U.S. EPA certified dehumidifiers list (updated Oct 15, 2026, checked Oct 16, 2026); U.S. Energy Information Administration, Electric Power Monthly, Table 5.6.A (July 2026). How we compare · Report an error