AnswerDepending on the type of technology the dehumidifier uses will determine how much electricity the device will use. AnswerWhen you’re dehumidifying any space, we recommend having a hygrometer to be able to know what your RH% is. Most spaces should be kept below 55%.

Eva-Dry E-333 Review | Comparison To Other Rechargeable Eva-Dry E-333 Review | Comparison To Other Rechargeable

The Eva-Dry is the simplest appliance possible with just one on and off switch, and you never have to worry about temperature. The only setting you need to watch for is when the LED indicator light goes from green to yellow, signaling it’s time to empty the water reservoir. If you are looking for a machine to cover a larger area, you may want to look into an appliance with more control settings since the Eva-Dry is about as basic as you can get. Eva-Dry specifies that the E-500 can be used in spaces as large as 500 cubic feet and that the E-333 can be used in spaces as large as 333 cubic feet. While we don’t disagree that you could use these devices in spaces as large as 333 and 500 cubic feet, our recommendation is that you don’t. The E-500 and E-333 have a multitude of uses but dehumidifying any reasonably sized space (and in this case we consider 333 cubic feet to be a a “reasonably sized space”) isn’t one of them. Applications This dehumidifier has a high moisture-holding capacity and is suitable for small spaces. It can be used for up to 30 days before you need to recharge it. The design of Eva-Dry’s Petite Dehumidifier is disappointing. While it’s incredibly easy to use and compact enough to hide, it looks dated. It has a white plastic base and a blue collection tank that would have looked futuristic in the 1970s. We thought the “Eva-Dry” branding on the machine cheapened its look. The silica gel beads get recharged through an electric dehydration process. If you develop the habit of leaving your dehumidifier plugged in for long hours, the plastic material might warp over time.AnswerTo select the correct size and type of dehumidifier you will need to know the size of the space you are trying to dehumidify and what your target RH% is for that space. For small, enclosed spaces such as gun safes, 3D filament storage, reptile tanks, musical instrument cases, etc. the renewable models E-250, E-333, E-500, and Air-Dry cylinders are ideal. Yes, when you plug the unit in to dry it out, it will warm up. This is how the unit is renewed. The heat allows the clear silica gel inside the unit to expel the moisture it has absorbed. Make sure to is in a well-ventilated area during renewal and DO NOT cover the unit. Some of the common areas that could benefit from the functionality of this dehumidifier include the area under the kitchen sink or bathroom sink, gym cabinets, small to medium closets or wardrobes, large toolboxes, small bathrooms, a safe with valuable jewelry or documents, or a boat’s cabin.

E-333 Renewable Closet Dehumidifier (2-PACK) | Eva-Dry

You’re describing a space about 20 ft. long, 7 ft. wide, and 10 ft. high – about 1400 cubic ft. The E-333 is rated to be able to accommodate a space with a maximum volume of 333 cubic ft. so it will not work for your camper. If you want to buy a desiccant dehumidifier our recommendation would be the following instead: You don't have permission to access "http://www.homedepot.com/p/Eva-Dry-4-6-oz-Mini-Dehumidifier-White-E-333/202847328" on this server. The E-500 isn’t the only low cost rechargeable mini desiccant dehumidifier manufactured by Eva-Dry. The E-333 is similarly priced (it’s actually a bit cheaper) and works exactly the same way. It also dehumidifies by adsorption and it also contains the same silica gel. Like the E-500 it has an “indicator window” that will indicate when the device needs to be recharged. The crystals (of silica gel) in the indicator window will change color over the course of several weeks as the device dehumidifies. When the desiccant is completely unsaturated the color of the crystals in the indicator window will be blue. When the desiccant reaches 100% saturation the color of the crystals will turn pink – this indicates that it’s time to plug in the device for it to recharge.Note: Our comments regarding the unit’s moisture removal rate, its value, and situations in which we recommend its use still apply. Once renewed, indicator beads will return to orange and the unit will be ready to absorb moisture again. When they are fully saturated, the beads will turn a dark green color, which will help you know that you need to recharge the dehumidifier. Once the beads are fully saturated, you should charge the dehumidifier. Recharging