- How much moisture does it remove?
- It is rated at 50 pints per day under standard test conditions, which suits a wet basement. Real-world output drops in cooler air.
- Can it drain continuously?
- Yes. A hose connection lets it drain to a floor drain or sump, so you don't empty the tank. The drain hose is usually not included.
- How loud is it?
- The rated maximum is 55 dB, roughly the level of a normal conversation. Expect to hear it from an adjacent room.
- Will it work in a cold garage?
- Not well. Like most compressor dehumidifiers, it loses efficiency below about 41°F and can frost up. A desiccant unit is better for cold spaces.
- What size space does it cover?
- It is rated for up to about 4,500 square feet, though a damp, closed basement is the realistic use case rather than an open floor plan.
- Does it restart after a power outage?
- Yes, it resumes on its previous settings once power returns, which matters for unattended basement use.
- Where is the Keystone 50-Pint 6.35 Quart Dehumidifier cheapest?
- At The Home Depot, for $299.00, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Keystone 50-Pint 6.35 Quart Dehumidifier?
- 6 stores we checked sell it, including The Home Depot, Lowe's, Best Buy, Staples, Ace Hardware.