My single axle camper ended up inheriting my larger 50 pint dehumidifier for the blower noise was to much to run in our home peacefully, however that is only when it is stored for I bought two 30 pint dehumidifiers for our home that are much quieter so we take a 30 pint when we go camping to help control the high moisture from bathing and cooking, the odd thing is I found the humidity rise way up at night with the A/C running in the summer, so I cleaned and sealed my roof top A/C to stop it from pulling in so much outside humid air and it did help, and yes that 30 pint has a humidity reading on the top that shows the current humidity, I hope this can help someone who has a camper moisture problem.
93watts is what it uses, a boxfan from Walmart uses 67watts. So very little more than a box fan running all night. That is about all know for now. Thanks for watching
My single axle camper ended up inheriting my larger 50 pint dehumidifier for the blower noise was to much to run in our home peacefully, however that is only when it is stored for I bought two 30 pint dehumidifiers for our home that are much quieter so we take a 30 pint when we go camping to help control the high moisture from bathing and cooking, the odd thing is I found the humidity rise way up at night with the A/C running in the summer, so I cleaned and sealed my roof top A/C to stop it from pulling in so much outside humid air and it did help, and yes that 30 pint has a humidity reading on the top that shows the current humidity, I hope this can help someone who has a camper moisture problem.
Thank you for your info, may it help other campers and as always thanks for watching.
Thanks for the review, hope that thing lasts for y'all, wonder how it is on power requirements
93watts is what it uses, a boxfan from Walmart uses 67watts. So very little more than a box fan running all night. That is about all know for now. Thanks for watching