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20L Dehumidifier with Max Extraction and Laundry Mode
This large 20L Dehumidifier quickly and efficiently removes damp, mould, and moisture from the air. It uses a high-powered built-in compressor to remove up to 20 litres of moisture per day, making it ideal for use in large rooms with persistent damp issues. With 4 built-in modes, you have the choice between two different fan speeds as well as normal and laundry modes to speed up the drying of clothes. Castor wheels are also fitted so the unit can be easily moved without carrying, and an easy-to-read LED display and touch panel allow for quick set-up.
- High-Extraction: Removes up to 20 litres of water per day with low energy consumption.
- Special Laundry Mode: Reduce the drying time of damp laundry indoors by absorbing moisture in the air from wet clothes.
- Large Water Tank: The 5.5L water tank automatically shuts off when full, with a continuous drainage hose included for long-term use.
- Costs as little as 10 p/hour to run: Our dehumidifier has been designed to be energy-efficient with low power consumption.
- Digital LED Display: Digital LED screen displays the current room humidity level and allows you to control 4 dehumidification modes including laundry mode, auto-defrost, child lock and fan only.
- Automatic Humidity Sensor: The built-in humidity sensor allows you to set your desired room humidity between 30%-80%.
- 24-Hour Timer: A built-in timer allows you to schedule the dehumidifier to turn on or off during the day with a convenient ‘sleep display’ to ensure a peaceful, undisturbed night.
Free 2 Working Day Delivery
All orders delivered within mainland UK will be delivered within 2 working days (excluding bank holidays). Orders placed by 2:45 pm will be dispatched on the same day.
Northern Ireland, Scottish Highlands and Channel Islands Delivery
All non-mainland orders will be delivered within 2-3 working days (excluding bank holidays). For remote addresses, please allow an extra 1-2 working days. Orders are typically dispatched within 1 working day, and you’ll receive a shipping confirmation email once your order has been shipped.
Pre-Order Delivery
All pre-orders will be dispatched as soon as stock becomes available. You’ll receive a shipping confirmation email once your order has been shipped. Pre-order delivery dates are subject to change.
UK Returns
In order to initiate your return, please notify our Customer Care Team within 14 days of receiving your order. To be eligible for a refund, your product should be unused.
You will then have an additional 14 days to return your order back to us, so your refund can be issued.
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- Dimensions 580 x 320 x 200mm
- Energy Consumption 0.45 kW·h
- Filter Yes
- Max Extraction 20L
- Maximum Room size 30 m2 / 322 sq ft
- Noise Level ≤48 dBA
- Power Cord Length 180 cm
- Power Voltage 220-240V
- Timer 24 hr
- Type Compressor
- Water Tank Capacity 5.5L
- Weight 13.8kg
- Airflow Rate 195 (m3/h)
- Continuos Drainage Option Yes
- Water Hose Length 61 cm
- Water Hose Diameter 9 (Inner), 12 (Outer) mm
- Touch Panel Yes
- Led Display Yes
- Humidity Indicator Yes
- Working Temperature 5 - 32°C
How do I choose the right Pro Breeze dehumidifier for my needs?
- Room Size: Measure your space. Smaller units are suitable for bedrooms or bathrooms (107-215 sq ft or 10-20 m2), while larger units are better for basements or living areas (215-322 sq ft or 20-40 m2). Keep your dehumidifier away from water (bath, shower, etc.) to prevent damage to electronic components.
- Humidity Level: Use a hygrometer to accurately measure your room's humidity and choose the appropriate dehumidifier based on these conditions. No dehumidifier is needed for low humidity (below 40%), where you might notice dry skin, static electricity, or creaking wooden furniture. Mid-level humidity (40%-60%) might cause slight condensation on windows, mild musty odours, or minor damp spots, requiring a dehumidifier with moderate extraction. For high humidity (above 60%), where you see frequent condensation, peeling paint, swollen wood, or mould growth, a high-extraction dehumidifier is necessary to manage moisture effectively and protect your home.
- Temperature: In cold environments (below 15°C/59°F), desiccant dehumidifiers are more effective because they don’t rely on temperature differences to remove moisture, making them ideal for basements, garages, and unheated rooms. In contrast, compressor models are more efficient in warmer conditions (above 20°C/68°F), as they use the temperature difference to condense moisture, making them suitable for living rooms, bedrooms, and other heated areas of your home.
- Features: Look for features like continuous drainage options to avoid frequent emptying, specific modes for drying laundry, or smart app features for ease of control.
- Energy Efficiency: All Pro Breeze dehumidifiers are energy-efficient, with many models featuring an automatic shut-off when the desired humidity level is reached to conserve energy. However, the cost of these energy-efficient models can vary. The 20L Premium Dehumidifier costs as little as 10 p/hour to run.
What does the ≤48 dBA noise level sound like?
While all our dehumidifier models produce some background noise, they are quiet enough for everyday use in living spaces without causing disruption.
A noise level of ≤48 dBA would relatively subtle, often going unnoticed in normal environments. To put this into perspective, it’s comparable to the sound of light rain, a running dishwasher in the next room, or the gentle hum of a typical office background noise
A noise level of ≤48 dBA would relatively subtle, often going unnoticed in normal environments. To put this into perspective, it’s comparable to the sound of light rain, a running dishwasher in the next room, or the gentle hum of a typical office background noise
What room size is the 20L Premium Dehumidifier most suitable for?
The maximum room size for this dehumidifier is 20-30 m² or 215-323 sq ft.
How does a compressor dehumidifier differ from desiccant and Peltier dehumidifiers?
Desiccant dehumidifiers excel in cold environments, such as basements, garages, and other areas with low temperatures; they use moisture-absorbing materials that don’t rely on temperature to remove humidity.
Compressor dehumidifiers are best for warm, more humid spaces; they use a cooling mechanism to condense moisture, which is less effective in cold rooms because the air is already cool, making it harder to extract moisture.
Peltier dehumidifiers are quiet and compact, ideal for small, moderately humid areas such as bathrooms or closets.
Compressor dehumidifiers are best for warm, more humid spaces; they use a cooling mechanism to condense moisture, which is less effective in cold rooms because the air is already cool, making it harder to extract moisture.
Peltier dehumidifiers are quiet and compact, ideal for small, moderately humid areas such as bathrooms or closets.
How can I maximise the benefits of the laundry mode on my Pro Breeze dehumidifier?
- Proper Placement: Position the dehumidifier approximately 50cm from where the laundry is hanging, with enough space around it for air circulation.
- Use a Drying Rack: Hang your clothes on a drying rack instead of laying them flat. This increases the surface area exposed to air, enhancing the drying effect.
- Close the Doors and Windows: Ensure the room is closed to prevent additional moisture from entering, allowing the dehumidifier to work more efficiently.
- Optimise Settings: Set the dehumidifier to laundry mode, which uses a higher fan speed and maximum dehumidification to speed up the drying process.
- Regular Maintenance: Clean the filter regularly to maintain airflow efficiency and empty the water tank as needed or set up continuous drainage if your model supports it.
What affects how long it takes for clothes to dry with a dehumidifier?
The drying time can depend on several factors, including the room temperature, humidity levels, the thickness and type of fabric, and the amount of clothing, but typically thicker fabrics and larger loads take longer.