Moiswell 155 Pint Commercial Dehumidifier with Pump – Energy Star Certified for Basements & Crawl Space

I bought this unit to control humidty in a garage where I'm storing wood flooring. So far it's done an excellent job of managing the humidity here in central Florida during the summer. It's cover 1500 sq ft with 11ft ceilings and having no issues maintaing humidity in the 40% range. I'm sure it could drive lower but not needed for my use case.

This dehumidifier is easy to set up, simple to use, and highly effective. Although it is somewhat heavy, requiring assistance to move, it comes with features that make one-person handling possible. The unit boasts excellent quality and performance, and I am very satisfied with my purchase from this reputable company. They stand firmly behind their products, and I encountered no issues at all. The service department responds promptly to questions and needs with no hesitation. I highly recommend this product for use in crawlspaces, garages, or any other area where reliable dehumidification is required. It is easy to maintain, clean, and reset, making it a top choice.

I was skeptical on this purchase because I wanted a commercial unit but didn't want to spend the commercial price. I put this unit in my basement that roughly 1,500 sqft. Overkill compared to what the unit was rated for but I wanted a unit that wouldn't run all the time like my last residential (Lowe's) dehumidifier. Overall this unit is exceeding my expectations. Longevity is my only unknown right now. I hope it continues to operate as it is for many years.

I've had my Moiswell Dehumidifier about a month ago. The humidity was over 65% when I installed. In a very short time the humidity came down to normal levels, and it has been humming along smoothly ever since.

So far its been the best purchase I have made in a while. Let's hope it last a long time. Live the look and performance of this machine.

About a month in…working very well thus far. House has ~ 4500 sq ft finished space and 1200 sq for unfinished. I have the unit in the unfinished space running continuously. Along with the hvac, it's keeping dew points in the 48-52 degree range in Columbus Ohio. Initially paired with a 70 pint vevor unit. No longer need vevor. Dropped dew points by almost 8 degrees in average on each floor. Pumps works well. Runs quietly. Very pleased.

Not something I wanted to buy, but became a necessity with the average humidity levels in my home averaging around 55-60% peaking around 65% Knew I needed something I could patch into my supply line and saw this was easy enough to install myself Longest part was cutting into the supply line HVAC. The device itself was essentially plug + play. Average humidity now is ~45% with a peak around 53% (Image has a bad data point of 74% skewing the graph). I also keep my home at 74F instead of 72F now Before Install: https://i.imgur.com/tjBRRo1.png After Install: https://i.imgur.com/A1uMyQl.png

I love it and would purchase again. Did notice a small design issue that could be a big deal. In the first days of operation something was placed on the drain line. Only for 20-30 minutes but the unit didn't auto shut off. It kept trying to pump water and blew the hose off the pump inside the unit and then flooded itself, yet continued operating. So this would do damage in the wrong scenario. I ordered new crimps and will apply to avoid accidents in the future.

Had running for a few weeks now and so far it seems like a great product amd good quality

I bought this dehumidifier a few weeks ago and the humidity sensor failed overnight. However, I have been using it over a week as the sensor was stuck on 13% humidity, and I set the set point to 10%. The unit pumps out over 5 gallons of water in 24 hours as I have it in my crawl space. Additionally, it is very quiet. Now I am waiting on a new humidity sensor.