- Is the LGR 7000XLi worth it for a home basement?
- For a chronically damp basement or a water-damage cleanup, yes. For light everyday humidity, a smaller consumer unit is quieter and easier to move.
- How does it compare with the LGR 7000XLi's predecessor?
- The 7000XLi adds Wi-Fi and app control plus a digital display over earlier LGR units. Drying capacity and the low-grain design carry over.
- Can it drain continuously?
- Yes. It has a hose connection, so you can route water to a drain instead of emptying a tank.
- Does it work with ducting?
- Yes. It is designed to duct dried air into crawl spaces and enclosed areas, which is a key advantage over consumer dehumidifiers.
- What is in the box?
- The unit comes with a filter included. Check the listing for hose and duct accessories, which are often sold separately.
- Is it loud enough to matter?
- Yes. It is a restoration-grade machine, so expect noticeably more noise than a home dehumidifier.
- Where is the Dri-eaz LGR 7000XLi cheapest?
- At Sylvane, for $3,499.00, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Dri-eaz LGR 7000XLi?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including Sylvane, Msc Industrial Supply.