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Collection: Shinco large-space and commercial dehumidifiers

For finished basements, crawl spaces and work spaces from 6,000 to 8,000 square feet, with Wi-Fi, a pump or a metal shell.

  • 3 Shinco units
  • from $156.99
  • 120 to 200 pints a day
  • 6,000 to 8,000 sq ft
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Shinco large-space and commercial dehumidifiers: the figures of each unit
ModelPints a day, brand testPints a day, DOE testAreaBucketDrainingFrom
SDZ1-120P Wi-Fi Dehumidifier120 (95°F, 90% RH)35Up to 6,000 sq ft1.32 galBucket or hose$156.99
SDZ1-150P Dehumidifier with Pump150 (95°F, 90% RH)50Up to 7,000 sq ft1.85 galBucket, hose or pump$181.19
SGH-200P Commercial Dehumidifier200 (90°F, 90% RH)Not listedUp to 8,000 sq ftNone, drains outPump$469.99

How to choose a Shinco large-space dehumidifier

The SDZ1-120P and SDZ1-150P are household units for big, damp floors: 35 and 50 pints a day under the federal test, both ENERGY STAR certified, both set from your phone. The SDZ1-150P adds a pump for basements where the only drain is a laundry sink above the floor.

The SGH-200P is the commercial one: 200 pints a day by the brand test, a metal shell, a pump and auto defrost for crawl spaces, warehouses and garages that stay cold.

Questions

Shinco large-space and commercial dehumidifiers: questions

Which Shinco dehumidifier do you need for a crawl space?

The SGH-200P: up to 200 pints a day by the brand test, a metal shell, a built-in pump and auto defrost for cold spaces up to 8,000 square feet.

Are your Shinco large-space dehumidifiers ENERGY STAR certified?

The SDZ1-120P and SDZ1-150P are, at 35 and 50 pints a day under the federal test. The commercial SGH-200P is not in the certified records.

Which Shinco large-space unit pumps your water up to a drain?

The SDZ1-150P and the SGH-200P.

Federal pint ratings come from one cool, basement-like test, which is why they read lower than the figures on the boxes.