190 Pints Commercial Dehumidifier with Pump Portable Industrial Heavy Duty Moisture Removal Dehumidifiers for Basements with Auto Drain,Powerful Humidity Control for Large SpacesRecycled Claim Standard Blended

Very easy to set up, works great, keeps the humidity at the requested level. The display is very easy to read. Controls are simple to understand and change. Unit is also very very quiet. Nice, heavy quite substantial unit.

This dehumidifier is a total game-changer! It pulls a crazy amount of moisture out of the air quickly, and the built-in pump makes draining easy. The auto drain feature means no hassle with emptying a tank all the time, which is a huge plus. It’s built for large spaces and does a fantastic job of keeping everything dry and comfortable. The build feels solid, and despite its power, it’s not too loud. It's worth it for anyone dealing with humidity issues!

The media could not be loaded. I am not handy, at all. But I did have a massive flood this last winter with lots of rain and a flooded basement that cost mucho mucho dollars. Purchased this for my basement after seeing the types of machines the flood restoration company used to dry my basement. This cost me $500, the restoration company charged me thousands plus the flood destroyed my water heater for another few grand. The gardener helped me carry this thing to the basement, it's heavy. It's easy enough to plug in. The manufacture needs to put out more videos for simpletons like me please. I watched several other similar products to get a good understanding of what needs to happen. The user interface is so so so simple, just press power and set the humidity level. For an unfinished basement in the summer it is recommended to set at around 50%. Over 60% is too high and can promote mildew and fungal growth. I have it currently set at 55%. ---- The challenge for me was how to have it work continuously as the tank was being filled up and then the machine would automatically shut down. I do not have a sump pump and the house is historical so I don't know if I'd need a permit to be allowed to drill down through the concrete. Too much of a headache. Pass. I remember seeing the flood restoration guys setup a 50 gallon trash can, connect the tube and let it drip there so that it would continue. I did the same and it worked. BUT you have to elevate the dehumidifier machine high enough so that the drip tube can spill the water into the trash can. I found a high enough table base already in the basement and lifted that heavy machine onto it. I let it run overnight checked it in the morning and it worked, the machine is still running and the trash can is less than 25% filled with dripped water. Excellent, now I need a way to get that water out of the basement. I already had a water pump that I use to clean out my garden fountains, I purchased an extra stretchy garden hose about 100 feet. Later, I will connect garden hose and pump, lower the pump into the trashcan and run that garden hose to the garden. It should work. Pray for me! I can't afford another flood disaster! I hope this little commercial machine lasts because Mama can't handle any more costly surprise home projects. I am sharing because I am sure there's another mom out there like me. Now... it's time to take care of the kiddo. Good luck! PS - Seller of Moiswell - put out more videos to accompany this product.

This is a very solid heavy duty dehumidifier. The pump feature is highly appreciated, it makes it a very versatile option. The noise level is fairly quiet for it's size, and it works very well. Very effectively helps clear out humidity from the environment, and features like auto shut down and start make it super simple to monitor.

PROS: The Moiswell 164 Pint Dehumidifier is built like a tank and really brings the humidity down well in our 2000 SQFT basement. The noise level is very low and it is a pretty good looking unit that can set out in occupied spaces without issue. Customer support is in China, so there is a 12 hour cycle involved in email communications; however, they always respond the next day and are very responsive to any concerns - best customer support that I have ever dealt with.CONS: The humidity sensor really doesn't work so that the unit short-cycles in approx 5 minute cycles when operating in humidity control mode. (Customer Support worked with us to troubleshoot the humidity sensor, but ended-up sending us a replacement unit when it became apparent that the sensor was bad; however, the replacement unit also short-cycles on humidity same as the original unit, so unless we got two bad units, then the humidity control doesn't work.) The time mode operation is not a 24 hour timer that automatically cycles the unit on/off at the set times each day; instead it simply runs the unit for a set amount of hours and then must be manually reset again the next day.FINAL COMMENTS - We had planned to use the unit with the gravity hose and let it cycle on/off based on humidity; however, we now operate the unit using the built-in removable bucket with the humidity set to less than 30% (so that it runs continuously) and just let it run each day until it fills a bucket and shuts off. (This prevents short-cycling the compressor.) We then dump the bucket and let it go again if the humidity is still high as measured on our external humidity gauges. The unit is great in every other way and it is keeping our humidity down, so we are good using it in this manner.I still assigned it a 4-star review because they did honor their warranty and supplied a replacement unit. Even though neither unit works in humidity mode without short-cycling, it does work very well when using it with the internal bucket and its noise level is much lower than expected. Still a decent unit for the price if you can get it on sale and the manufacturer backs up its warranty.REVIEW UPDATE 5/19/2024As noted above, we ended-up with two Explorer V164 Dehumidifiers from Moiswell bc they sent us another due to problems with control using the humidity control option. (As noted above, this option doesn't work - causes the unit to short cycle which will ruin the compressor if it is allowed to continue.) Just got out one of the units the other day and found that it keeps freezing up - the refrigerant charge must have leaked while it sat over the winter. However, the second replacement unit that they sent us held its charge and still works fine. I had hoped to take it to a shop and check the unit for leaks and recharge it; however, the manual does not discuss an options for recharging these so-called "commercial" dehumidifiers. I will have to check to see if it has fittings to allow servicing the refrigerant charge, but I suspect they are not there since it is not covered in the manual anywhere. So, it looks like this unit may heading to the metal recycler - what a waste. In any case, I reduced my review from 4-stars to 2-stars =- yes I still have a functional unit, but I had hoped for more from a "commercial" unit.REVIEW UPDATE 7/5/2024The remaining functional unit now appears to have completely lost its refrigerant charge as well - it runs for hours and doesn't collect any water even when the humidity is high. We are now left with two non-functional unit after only one season of use. This is not what I expected from a $500 "commercial" dehumidifier! I am beginning to think that there are no decent residential humidifiers.

This is definitely one of the most powerful dehumidifiers I've gotten the chance to use. It works really well, easy to get going and set up, lots of convenient features. solid and durable material, a decent size for the power, super easy to set up drainage. Very well designed and definitely worth the money.

A powerful and highly effective dehumidifier that easily covers large spaces. The built-in pump and automatic drainage are fantastic features, making it essentially maintenance-free. It's quite big and can be loud, but the performance easily outweighs these minor drawbacks

Works very well but wish there was Bluetooth app to monitor and control remotely.