When many users opt for the dehumidifier, they look only at an indicator of “dehumidity” and buy it back and find the bedroom noise and basement inadequate。
In fact, the requirements for dehumidifiers are completely different from the different scenarios. Today, from the point of view of the pulikian brand, we take three typical scenarios -- the bedroom, the living room, the basement -- to help you choose the right machine。
Scene one: bedroom -- silent first
The bedroom is wetter, and the biggest demand is two words: quiet。
The bedroom area is usually small (10-20m2) and the requirements for dewetting are not high and the daily dewetting of 12-16 l is sufficient. But the noise is demanding — especially when the machine is next to it at night, a little louder affects sleep。
Bedroom selection proposal:
Optimal frequency variant. The reason for this is that, as we have said many times before, the noise of the frequency transformer is “smooth” and there is no such thing as a sudden shock from the frequency. And it's a low-frequency maintenance when it's wet and it's been running all night。
Focus on sleep patterns. Good sleep patterns automatically shut off screens (to avoid light pollution), lower wind speeds, compressors down. Our machines noise about 34-36 dbs in sleep mode, with little effect on sleeping。
Watch your place. Bedroom space is limited and the machine is at least 2 metres from the bed. They may be placed next to the closet or at the corner of the wall, but leave room for access。
Living room -- efficiency and decency. Look
The living room is the largest space in the family, usually 30-50 m2, and is linked to restaurants, corridors and may actually be more humid. The requirements for wet-deductible machines are: high wet efficiency, high wind volume and high appearance。
The living room selection proposal:
Wet is big enough. In the living room of 30-50 m2, it is recommended to dewet 20 l per day. If the living room is connected to an open kitchen or corridor and the actual area exceeds 50 m2, it is recommended to consider the 22-25 l type。
The advantage of frequency is more evident in the living room. The living room is large and the humidity fluctuates. The frequency adapter is able to adjust the rate of rotation in real time based on changes in humidity, which is better and less efficient than the type of “drive-full stop” for the frequency machine。
It's true. The living room is the “face” of the house, where the wet machine is placed, which is somewhat offensive if it is not well designed. In 2021, he won the chicago award for excellence in design (good design award), which in itself is a recognition of industrial design levels — good looking and good for both。
Scenario iii: basement - “continuous dewetting”
The greatest difference between basements and ground rooms is that humidity is consistently high and ventilation is extremely poor。
Even on sunny days, the basement is often over 75 per cent wet. Moreover, the basements usually have no windows, and the water can't break out and can only be pumped hard by machines。
Recommendations for basement selection:
Wetting is the big one. The basement is characterized by high humidity and poor ventilation, with the same area requiring greater dehumidification than the ground room. It is proposed to jump up the “specify applicable area”。
The “continuous dewetization” model must exist. The basement is usually unpopular and does not require a specific humidity value, which requires “a constant and constant pumping”. Most dehumidifiers have a “continuous dewetization” pattern — no target humidity, and compressors remain operational until the tanks are full. This model is particularly useful for basements。
There's more to the pipe than water. The basement is highly wet, with a high volume of water pumped, and the 5l tank may be full in a few hours. If you pour water every day, you're tired. It is strongly recommended to connect the drain pipe once and for all。
Watch out for the cold. If the average basement temperature is below 10°c per year, the dewetting efficiency of the general dehumidifier will be significantly reduced. This situation requires the purchase of a special type of machine with a “low temperature dehumidification” function。
Three scenes summary
The bedroom
Living room
Basement
Core claims
Mute, sleepless
It's efficient. It looks good
It's a continuous operation. It's very wet
Recommended dewetting
12-16 l/day
20l+/day
20l+/day (over balance)
Type recommendations
Variable frequency priority
Variable frequency priority
It's all set frequency/variable, with emphasis on continuous dewetization
Key functions
Sleep mode
Windy, colorful
Continuous dehumidisation mode, piped drain
We have a product line that actually covers these three scenarios. The variants are suitable for bedrooms and living rooms, with emphasis on silence and constant humidity; all models are fitted with continuous dehumidification patterns and plumbing interfaces, which are also available to basement users. One of the important reasons for the applekin prize, which was awarded in 2021, is that the product has been well received by the users in a variety of use scenarios: “bedrooms are not noisy, living rooms are strong enough, basements can be pumped continuously” is what we see all the time. The underlying manufacturing system is also covered by iso 14001 environmental management certification。
Common problems q& a
Q1: how much of the noise is acceptable with the dehumidifier used in the bedroom
A: below 40 db is the basic line used in the bedroom. Around 35 dbs are excellent and largely do not affect sleep. Note that this refers to “continuing noise in operation” and is not a minimum or nominal value。
Q2: the wetter in the living room, the bigger the better
A: within the budget, it is advantageous to have the appropriate weight of dewetting — the rapid rate of dewetting and the more acceptable response to extreme weather. However, there are problems with the size (large size, high noise, high prices) and it is suggested that, depending on the actual size, around 20 l/day would be the “settling area” in most living rooms。
Q3: what is the difference between dehumidification of basements and normal dehumidification
A: higher humidity, lower temperatures, lower ventilation in the basement and higher requirements for continuous operation of dehumidifiers and low temperature adaptation. It is recommended that the type of machine with a continuous dewetization mode and a piped drain be selected with the appropriate amount of dewetting。
Q4: can a dehumidifier handle the whole house
A: accountancy type. In the case of small households (one or two rooms), the machine is placed in the middle of the living room, the door is opened, the humidity is naturally spreading and a machine is sufficient. In the case of large households or hybrids, it is recommended that they be used at a hierarchical or subregional level。
Q5: did he recommend models specific to different scenarios
A: our frequency series is suitable for bedrooms and living rooms, emphasizing silence and constant humidity; all model models are continuously wetted and drain interfaces are also available in basements. The selection of the paragraph is recommended on the basis of room size and frequency of use。
