- 100 pints in the United States
- $3.69
- Capacity
- 65 pints/day
- Efficiency
- 2.35 L/kWh
3 picks that fit
How we pick- 100 pints in the United States
- $3.54
- Capacity
- 86 pints/day
- Efficiency
- 2.45 L/kWh
- 100 pints in the United States
- $2.66
- Capacity
- 128 pints/day
- Efficiency
- 3.26 L/kWh
How we pick. The 21 certified whole-house models. One pick per capacity band: up to 70 pints a day, 70 to 100, and 100 and over. Each is sold by a store we link to. Within each band, the highest efficiency (IEF) wins, then the larger capacity. We show no yearly cost, since the EPA doesn’t publish how it works out these units’ yearly figures. Stores never pay for a place.
Every model that fits
21 certified models of the right size
The most efficient comes first, with what removing 100 pints costs in the United States.
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| Model | Capacity | Efficiency | Per 100 pints | Wi-Fi | EPA Most Efficient | Page |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Santa Fe Ultra V155Filed by Research Products | 128 pints | 3.26 L/kWh | $2.66 | No | Yes | |
| Santa Fe Ultra V205Filed by Research Products | 172 pints | 3.12 L/kWh | $2.78 | No | Yes | |
| Santa Fe Ultra V125Filed by Research Products | 103 pints | 2.63 L/kWh | $3.29 | No | Yes | |
| Santa Fe Ultra V100Filed by Research Products | 86 pints | 2.45 L/kWh | $3.54 | No | Yes | |
| AprilAire E130Filed by Research Products | 105 pints | 2.35 L/kWh | $3.69 | No | Yes | |
| Healthy Climate HCWHD#-130Filed by Lennox Industries | 105 pints | 2.35 L/kWh | $3.69 | No | Yes | |
| AprilAire E100Filed by Research Products | 85 pints | 2.35 L/kWh | $3.69 | No | Yes | |
| AprilAire E080Filed by Research Products | 65 pints | 2.35 L/kWh | $3.69 | No | Yes | |
| Moiswell Admiral WP160Also 5 other model numbers | 65 pints | 2.25 L/kWh | $3.85 | No | No | |
| Honeywell Home DHM065R4000/UFiled by Resideo Technologies | 52 pints | 2.23 L/kWh | $3.89 | No | No | |
| Honeywell Home DHM120R4000/UFiled by Resideo Technologies | 94 pints | 2.22 L/kWh | $3.90 | No | No | |
| Honeywell Home DHM090R4000Filed by Resideo Technologies | 64 pints | 2.22 L/kWh | $3.90 | No | No |
Capacity
128 pintsPer 100 pints in the United States
$2.66Efficiency
3.26 L/kWhEPA Most Efficient
YesCapacity
172 pintsPer 100 pints in the United States
$2.78Efficiency
3.12 L/kWhEPA Most Efficient
YesCapacity
103 pintsPer 100 pints in the United States
$3.29Efficiency
2.63 L/kWhEPA Most Efficient
YesQuestions
What people ask before buying
Do I need a whole-house dehumidifier?
ENERGY STAR points to one if you live in a humid climate and have central air. The homes that gain most, it says, are fairly well sealed, have central air, and read above 55% humidity all through the house.
For one damp room, a portable is the simpler buy: it dries the space it stands in and moves where you need it. To choose between the two, see dehumidifier for home or whole-house vs portable.
ENERGY STAR, Dehumidifiers buying guidance, read Oct 5, 2026What size whole-house unit do I need?
The ENERGY STAR sizing table covers portables only. A ducted unit is sized on site, for the whole house.
ENERGY STAR, Dehumidifiers buying guidance, read Oct 5, 2026 · EPA list, Oct 15, 2026Why no yearly cost on this page?
The EPA gives each unit a yearly energy figure but doesn’t say how it’s worked out, and the figures don’t line up. Take two units rated 105 pints a day at 2.35 L/kWh. The EPA lists the AprilAire E130 at 926 kWh a year and the Healthy Climate HCWHD#-130 at 2,808.
So we compare these units on efficiency (IEF, liters removed per kWh) and on what removing 100 pints costs at your price.
EPA list, Oct 15, 2026Is a whole-house unit more efficient than a portable?
By the medians, yes. Certified whole-house units reach 2.35 L/kWh, against 2.01 for 45–50 pint portables. At the U.S. average price, removing 100 pints costs $3.69 with the first and $4.31 with the second.
EPA list, Oct 15, 2026 · EIA, July 2026Before you order
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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