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Meaco 20L Low Energy Using only 219 Watts of electricity per hour (at an estimated cost of 7p per hour, based on the current average rate of 34p per kWh), the Meaco 20L offers the lowest energy consumption of any dehumidifier in its class. This model is designed for larger homes or small business premises.

Specification Model Name:2650e 18 Litre DehumidifierWater Container Capacity:3.5 LitresMaximum Power Consumption:320 WattNoise Level:44 dBDimensions (W/D/H):340 x 265 x 545 mm27 more rows

Ebac dehumidifiers consume around 250w of energy – much less than other dehumidifier brands. Hydrophilic-coated heat exchange technology ensures optimal water extraction per unit of energy consumed.

How much does it cost to run a dehumidifier (on average)? Between $0.03 and $0.16 per hour. If you run a dehumidifier 24/7, that amounts to $0.72 to $3.84 per day. US Department Of Energy (DOE) files dehumidifiers under 'low electricity expenditure' HVAC devices.

The first thing to check is that the dehumidifier is not on air purification mode (see instruction manual for details). No water is collected in this mode. The second thing to check is that your filters are not clogged up. Remove the filter and run your machine for 24 hours without the filter.

The simple answer is yes, even though dehumidifier wattage or energy consumption of many models is low (Average being 483 watts), they stay on for at least 12 hours a day and in most cases, 24 hours. The average cost is about $1.95 daily, meaning it could cost up to (if not more than) $58.42 a month.

The dehumidifier will then remove the moisture from the air, condense it and store it in a water container ready for you to empty. Ebac dehumidifiers have a 100% Condensation Cure guarantee.