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KESNOS High Humidity 120 pt. Energy Star Dehumidifier

KESNOS High Humidity 120 pt. Energy Star Dehumidifier

4.4· 94 ratings

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$236.99at Home Depot, last seen Oct 31

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Our take on the KESNOS High Humidity 120 pt. Energy Star Dehumidifier

The KESNOS High Humidity 120 pt. dehumidifier is a large-capacity console unit rated to pull 120 pints of moisture per day, aimed at damp basements, crawl spaces and whole-floor drying. It is Energy Star certified and rated for up to 6,000 sq. ft., which puts it in the same class as 100–120 pint basement units from Frigidaire and hOmeLabs. Its 4.4 out of 5 rating from 94 ratings is solid but based on a modest sample.

Best forDamp basements and crawl spacesWhole-floor or open-plan drying up to 6,000 sq. ft.Homeowners replacing a failing 70-pint unitAreas that stay humid year-round
Pros
  • High 120-pint daily rate suits very wet spaces
  • Energy Star rated, so it runs more efficiently than non-certified units
  • Rated coverage of 6,000 sq. ft. covers a full basement
  • Large tank means fewer manual empties
  • Continuous drain option for unattended operation
Cons
  • 120-pint units are heavy and bulky; plan for a permanent spot
  • Compressor dehumidifiers are loud and put out warm air
  • Performance drops in cold spaces below about 60°F
  • Only 94 ratings, so the 4.4 score is a small sample
  • Higher upfront price than 50–70 pint units

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KESNOS High Humidity 120 pt. Energy Star Dehumidifier price history

Lowest price we've seen: $236.99 on Oct 31 at Home Depot. Tracked across 1 store since Oct 31.

What reviewers say

Owners of large-capacity dehumidifiers in this class generally report fast moisture removal in wet basements and praise the continuous drain setup. Common complaints are noise and the weight of the unit.

Pros
  • Pulls a lot of water quickly in damp basements
  • Continuous drain works well for set-and-forget use
  • Energy Star rating keeps running costs down
Cons
  • Fan and compressor noise
  • Heavy and awkward to move between floors
  • Less effective in unheated cold spaces

Specifications

Energy Star
Yes
Daily Rate
120 pints
Coverage Area
6,000 sq. ft

Questions and answers

Is 120 pints per day overkill for a normal basement?
For a damp but not wet basement, a 50–70 pint unit is usually enough. Go to 120 pints for standing water, very large spaces or chronic high humidity.
Does it work in a cold garage?
Compressor dehumidifiers lose efficiency below roughly 60°F and can frost up. For unheated spaces, a desiccant dehumidifier is the better choice.
Can it drain continuously?
Yes. A hose connected to the drain outlet lets it run without emptying the tank, which is how most owners use it in a basement.
How loud is it?
Expect noticeable fan and compressor noise, similar to other 100-plus pint compressor units. It is not a bedroom-quiet machine.
When is the price lowest?
Dehumidifier prices tend to dip in late winter and early spring, before the summer humidity season. Watch the price history rather than buying at the first sign of damp weather.
What comes in the box?
The unit and its tank, plus a drain hose connection point. Check the listing for whether a hose is included, since some brands sell it separately.
What do buyers say about the KESNOS High Humidity 120 pt. Energy Star Dehumidifier?
Rated 4.4 out of 5 from 94 ratings.