| Model | VT70E |
| Supply Voltage | 115V / 60Hz |
| Current Draw | 4.7 Amps |
| Power | 540 Watts |
| Airflow | 230 CFM |
| Water Removal (@ 30℃/80%RH) | / |
| Water Removal (@ 26.7℃/60%RH) | 70 PPD |
| Water Removal (@ 32℃/90%RH) | 145 PPD |
| Functioning Temperature Range | 5℃ - 38℃ |
| Functioning Humidity Range | 30%RH - 90%RH |
| Noise Level | 60 dB |
| Refrigerant Type / Amount | R32 / 205g |
| Display Board | LED |
| External Controller | Optional |
| Housing | Sheet Metal |
| Filtration | Nylon |
| Duct Size | 4.6", Square to Round Flange Adapter |
| Draining | Gravity Drain |
| Drain Pipe Length | 2M |
| Installation Options | Freestanding / Ceiling-Mounted |
| Timing | / |
| APP | Optional |
| WIFI | Optional |
| Timer | Yes |
| Net Weight | 30 kg |
| Gross Weight | 32 kg |
| Unit Dimensions | 653*428*416 mm |
| Package Dimensions | 653*428*416 mm |
| Loading Quantity (20'/40'/40') | 220/546/455 |
| Warranty | 3-Year |
| OEM/ODM | Yes |
Crawl spaces are not always the easiest to ventilate. They are often humid, damp, and musty, which can lead to air quality problems throughout your entire home. Using a house dehumidifier for crawl space is an ideal solution for controlling the humidity in your crawl space. A crawl space dehumidifier is specifically designed to control moisture, mold, and mildew in crawl spaces or cellars. Shop our wide selection of under-house dehumidifiers for the best dehumidifier to fit your needs.
Did you know that the air in your crawlspace rises into your home? This is important to note because it carries particles, including moisture, mold spores, mildew, and other airborne contaminants, up into your home. Additionally, when you reduce the moisture in your crawlspace, you make your home less hospitable for dust mites and their allergens. This can help reduce allergic reactions due to dust mites and their byproducts.
Moreover, insects and pests, which can cause anxiety and potentially costly damage, are drawn to dark, damp, and moisture-prone environments. Therefore, limiting the moisture in your crawlspace will also reduce the number of pests and insects that make their way into your home, and as a result, it can help prevent the damage they cause. Lastly, excess moisture underneath your home could lead to wood rot if the relative humidity exceeds 70%. An effective dehumidifier for crawl spaces will help keep your wood from rotting and, in turn, your home structurally sound.
Typically, clean or check a crawl space dehumidifier filter every 1–3 months, and replace it according to the manufacturer’s recommendations. Homes with pets, construction dust, or high humidity may require more frequent maintenance. A clogged filter restricts airflow, reduces moisture-removal performance, and can increase energy consumption. Check the filter regularly and replace it when it becomes damaged, heavily soiled, or difficult to clean. Keeping the filter clean helps maintain efficient operation and extend the dehumidifier’s service life.
