Will this work for a basement with 2 bedrooms and living and kitchen area (approx. 1,000 sq ft)?
1348440
My basement is about that size, but essentially only one room. If you have good air flow throughout, perhaps.
1348441
Yes it will. But it heats the air pretty much. GE 50 pint does the same job much better
1348442
It is working well in my basement which is not that large and is open for the most part. For a separate storage room, I have another dehumidifier. My basement is damp, but the two dehumidifiers keep it nicely dry. I wish that I could give you a more clear answer. I probably should have responded that I do not know. IT is working very well for the laundry and the large, open area where it is set up.
1348443
You would be emptying it frequently. Something with higher capacity would be my choice.
881767
Yes, it will. Mine was a 1600 sq ft, 2 floor, 3 bedroom and 2.5 baths and one kit was sufficient. It has a device that pulls in the air and you're instructed to leave all doors open.
836284
The PSI is very good. I'm sure it would work for a one story home(such as mine) however I'm not certain it would meet you needs for a 2 story home. I guess you can try it and if it doesn't meet the need you can always return the system. Good luck!
23161
I have a 500 sq ft room with a 12000 btu unit and it does great heating and cooling. Maybe a 10000 btu unit would be enough for you.
23623
It worked pretty well, we have it in our store, which is about 1000 sq, it works throughoutthe area. hope that helps
1987644
Proabably not. It is advertised as being used for a large room or basement. We have 4 individual units in our shop, one for each major area.
934856
Our house is 3000 sq ft. The router is on one corner of the basement, and the bedroom on the opposite side on 2nd floor. This was booster we needed for coverage in that bedroom. It also improved the TV streaming on the second floor as a nice by product.
729967
I use the FAD301NWQ in a 960 sq ft house with a full basement -- almost 2000 square feet all together. The dehumidifier is in the basement and always on. The unit manages to dehumidify the whole house even on the dampest days in Nebraska.
572948
It depends on how much moisture you have, but I am using it in a basement room about this size. It works well there.
961433
I believe so as if heats my 500 square foot cottage I'm renting in Washington state on the low setting easily. I'm quite sure it can handle a700 square foot basement. Especially if you use the higher setting. The units thermostat is very accurate and will keep the temperature you want. Highly recommended. Hope this helps.
2138594
It would probably work but i have mine hooked to a tv and only get two channels and this is upstairs so i doubt if you<ll get good reception in a basement
130363
No, it would work anyplace you need to reduce humidity by a large amount. Note: We had to set ours at a slight tilt toward the drain end otherwise it would leave puddles of water underneath. Our basement is just painted concrete block walls and poured painted concrete floors, not finished but with teh lower humidity, it is now a great storage area.
1923269
My basement is probably about 1200 sq ft. The EDV-4000 pulls 2 liters out of the air in less than a day. That keeps my basement at about 60% relative humidity at 70 degrees F, which is good enough to keep it from smelling musty. I think it could get to lower RH or handle a bigger room if it was connected to drain continuously. The thing that seems to be limiting it is that the tank is fairly small. Since I don't empty it more than once a day, it can only do 2 liters a day. Overall I'm really happy with it. It's much smaller and quieter than my old compressor dehumidifier.
2138597
It would probably work but i have mine hooked to a tv and only get two channels and this is upstairs so i doubt if you&lt;ll get good reception in a basement
1961724
This system will do the trick. Depending upon the size of the basement, you may notice an improvement in 6-8 hours.
1883573
Well, I use this dehumidifier in my house of 1000 sq. feet - and although I know it may be too small for it - I was looking for something that wasn't an energy hog - it does cost me $20.00 a month but it did remove moisture in the air. My house is sealed up tight with new windows so I wasn't battling the outside elements. I would say for your size it would be fine - just know it runs all the time - the fan runs and the compressor shuts off when it reaches a desired level. Hope this helps Dave
712572
My basement area is approximately 650 square feet. Using only two of heating elements keeps the area comfortable. After a short period, have to turn down.