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Pro Breeze 12L Low Energy Dehumidifier

Pro Breeze 12L Low Energy Dehumidifier

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$432.62at Samstores, last seen Nov 2

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Our take on the Pro Breeze 12L Low Energy Dehumidifier

The Pro Breeze 12L is a portable compressor dehumidifier that pulls up to 12 liters of moisture a day from rooms up to roughly 162 sq ft. It has a built-in humidity sensor and humidistat, a 1.8L tank, and a continuous drainage hose, so it can run unattended. At 200W it is cheap to run, and its 40 dBA rating is quiet for a compressor unit. It is a small-room appliance, not a whole-home one.

Best forSmall bedrooms and box roomsBathrooms and laundry areasDamp cupboards and wardrobesRenters who want a plug-in fix
Pros
  • Low 200W draw, roughly 5p an hour to run
  • Built-in humidistat switches it off at your target humidity
  • Continuous drainage hose included for unattended use
  • 40 dBA is quiet for a compressor model
  • Compact and light enough to move between rooms
Cons
  • 12L/day rating is measured at warm, humid conditions; output drops in cold rooms
  • 1.8L tank fills fast at full output, so you will rely on the hose
  • Compressor design works poorly below about 5°C
  • 162 sq ft coverage suits one small room only
  • 11.3 kg makes it awkward to carry up stairs

Pro Breeze 12L Low Energy Dehumidifier prices at every store

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Pro Breeze 12L Low Energy Dehumidifier price history

Lowest price we've seen: $432.62 on Nov 2 at Samstores. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 2.

What reviewers say

Owners generally rate it as a good value small-room dehumidifier that noticeably cuts condensation and damp smells. The common complaints are the small tank and weaker performance in cold weather.

Pros
  • Noticeable drop in window condensation and damp smells
  • Quiet enough to leave running in a bedroom
  • Cheap to run compared with older dehumidifiers
  • Easy to set up and move around
Cons
  • Tank needs emptying often at high settings
  • Less effective in unheated rooms in winter
  • Water can spill when carrying a full tank

Specifications

Device Type
Dehumidifier
Dehumidifier Type
Compressor
Daily Rate
12L/day
Capacity
1.8L (water tank)
Daily Moisture Removal
12L/day
Airflow
80 m3/h
Noise Level
40 dBA
Temperature Range
5 - 32°C (Working Temperature)
Coverage Area
162 sqft
Depth
217 mm
Height
437 mm
Width
296 mm
Weight
11.294 kg
Power Consumption
Costs as little as 5p/hour to run
Installation Type
Portable
Included Hardware
Drainage hose is included, Continuous drainage hose included
Voltage
220-240V
Wattage
200 W
Power Cord Length
200 cm
Power Source
Electrostatic
Material
mode
Commercial Use
Yes
Environment Type
Home

Questions and answers

Is the Pro Breeze 12L worth it for a small bedroom?
Yes, if the room is small and heated. It removes enough moisture to cut condensation and damp smells, and at 200W it costs little to run. For a cold garage or a large open-plan space, a bigger or desiccant unit suits better.
How does it compare with a desiccant dehumidifier?
A compressor unit like this one is more efficient and cheaper to run in warm rooms. A desiccant model keeps working at low temperatures, so it is the better pick for unheated spaces in winter.
Do I have to empty the tank?
Not if you use the included hose. Connect it to the continuous drainage outlet and run it to a drain or bucket, and the unit keeps going without the 1.8L tank filling up.
What room size does it cover?
Pro Breeze rates it for about 162 sq ft, so one small bedroom, bathroom or utility room. It will not keep a whole house dry.
What comes in the box?
The dehumidifier and a drainage hose for continuous operation. You supply the drain or container the hose runs into.
When is it cheapest?
Dehumidifiers tend to drop in price outside the damp autumn and winter months, and during spring sales events. Check the price history before buying in peak season.