Which dehumidifier is the best one in Singapore?

This page does not name one, and the published evidence would not support it. The capacity figures on the boxes are quoted at six different test conditions, a third of the market quotes none at all, and the two machines that publish both conditions disagree on the conversion between them. An overall ordering built on that would be a presentation choice rather than a finding.

Can I just compare the litres-per-day numbers?

Only within a group tested the same way, and only after the technology class has been checked. Inside the 30°C / 80% RH cohort the figures describe the same test. Across conditions they do not: the two machines published at two conditions each disagree on the ratio by 23 per cent, so one physical machine is a 20-litre machine or a 12.3-litre machine purely by choice of stated condition.

Why is there no recommended room size column?

Because no maker publishes a method behind the figure, and the numbers show they are not measuring the same thing. Implied coverage runs from 1.26 to 4.16 m² per litre per day, one brand’s whole range implies an unvarying 2.00 m² per litre per day across four machines, and a Singapore manufacturer declines to publish a coverage figure at all.

Is a dehumidifier with a Grade 1 energy label more efficient?

It is not a Singapore rating, whatever else it is. The National Environment Agency’s Mandatory Energy Labelling Scheme and Minimum Energy Performance Standards do not cover dehumidifiers, so a grade on a dehumidifier sold here comes from another jurisdiction’s scheme or the vendor’s own. No model in this corpus publishes measured consumption at a declared condition or a litres-per-kilowatt-hour figure, so there is nothing to compare on efficiency either.

Does a desiccant model remove more water than a compressor model?

The published figures cannot answer that, because they are not the same measurement. The commercial desiccant equipment here is published in kilograms per hour at 20°C / 60% RH against litres per day at a tropical point for compressor units. Two desiccant units do publish litres per day, and they are the reason the split is by technology rather than by unit or condition: one is rated 10 L/day at 20°C / 60% RH, which would tie on a merged table with a compressor unit rated 10 L/day at 30°C / 80% RH, and one publishes at the same condition as a compressor machine in its own maker’s range.

How much water should a tank hold?

The published tank volumes do not scale with the published capacities, and that is the point worth taking away rather than a target figure. In this climate a high-capacity machine fills its tank quickly, so the specification that decides whether it can run unattended is continuous drainage. Most units here state that drainage is supported; fewer state the hose type or diameter, and several state nothing, which this page records as unpublished rather than as absent.

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Dehumidifiers in Singapore, Compared

77 dehumidifier models from manufacturers and official Singapore distributors, segmented by the test condition each maker declares — because a litres-per-day figure quoted at one condition cannot be converted into a figure quoted at another.

By: Amir Wahab
Edited by: Amir Wahab
Published: 22 Sep 2026
Last reviewed: 22 Sep 2026
Reading time: 25 min read

AI disclosure. AI tools were used to help draft this guide. Research and drafting were AI-assisted. Every capacity figure, test condition, tank volume, warranty term and price was derived at run time from specifications published by manufacturers and official Singapore distributors and read on 22 September 2026, and the named editor is accountable for accuracy regardless. How we use AI.

A white portable dehumidifier running in an HDB bedroom beside a laundry drying rack

The number on the box is not a number you can shop on. Two dehumidifiers sold in the same Singapore shop, both printed with a litres-per-day figure, are very often not describing the same test — and in this market there is no arithmetic that puts them on one scale.

LocalRank read every dehumidifier specification published by a manufacturer or an official Singapore distributor that could be found on 22 September 2026, across 21 brands, and merged the result on exact model number into 77 dehumidifier models. What came back was not one market but 6, separated by the conditions each maker quotes. The largest group is 37 models published at 30°C / 80% RH — the only group inside which a capacity comparison here is allowed to happen.

What is in this comparison, and what the merge did

The set is every model LocalRank could establish from a manufacturer page, an official Singapore distributor, a specification sheet or a manual: 77 dehumidifier models across 21 brands, merged on exact model number and never on marketing name. One model appeared in both discovery files — DE5205/30 — so the merged universe is smaller than their sum rather than double-counting.

Merging on a name would have been wrong in ways this corpus demonstrates directly. IONA sells both a GLD10 and a GLD105, described identically as a 1.5 L mini dehumidifier; they are kept apart. Sharp publishes a DW-T30FE-W and a DW-T30FE-H, a white and a dark grey unit sharing a series code; they are kept apart. Sterra names its three units Sun, Ray and Titan and publishes no code for any of them, so all three are carried with the model number recorded as not established rather than folded into a similar-sounding sibling.

77 dehumidifier models in the merged set, 64 listed as current and 13 whose lifecycle state could not be established from a first-party page.
48 publish a numeric test condition for at least one capacity figure. 29 do not.
37 models published at 30°C / 80% RH in litres per day, which is the one group large enough and consistent enough to compare inside.
48 carry a regular price established at manufacturer or official-distributor tier. 29 do not.
3 publish no model number and are labelled as such.

Why there is no single capacity table

A single ordered table of every model by litres per day would be the easiest page to build and the most misleading one to publish. 6 distinct numeric rating bases appear across this set. novita, EuropAce, LG and Xiaomi publish at 30°C / 80% RH; De’Longhi at 32°C / 80% RH; Philips at 35°C / 90% RH; desiccant equipment mostly at 20°C / 60% RH. Only 2 models name the standard behind a capacity figure — Philips and Sharp — so almost every condition here is a temperature and a humidity with no audited method behind it. And 13 of the 33 records in the secondary file publish a capacity with no condition attached at all.

The reason those cannot be reconciled is not that it is difficult. It is that the corpus contains the disproof. Whirlpool’s DS202NF is 20 L/day at 30°C / 80% RH and 12.3 L/day at 26.7°C / 60% RH, a factor of 1.63. Mistral’s MDH1022 is 10 L/day at 30°C / 80% RH and 5 L/day at 27°C / 60% RH, a factor of 2.00. Two real machines, near-identical condition pairs, and conversion factors 23 per cent apart. A multiplier that differs by that much between two units is not a multiplier.

The worst case does not even publish numbers. Blueair’s D26i is stated at up to 19 L/day in what the brand calls standard conditions and up to 35 L/day in what it calls high humidity, and never defines either: an 84 per cent difference resting on two undefined words, which distributors then title the product by.

The 30°C / 80% RH cohort

These are 37 models published at 30°C / 80% RH in litres per day, the de facto tropical rating point in this market. Inside this group, and only inside it, the extraction figures are describing the same test. Only 1 of them name a test standard behind that condition, so the comparison still rests mostly on brands quoting the same temperature and humidity rather than on a shared, audited method. Units established or inferred to be desiccant or thermoelectric are excluded from this table regardless of the condition they quote. The order is by brand and carries no judgement.

The 30°C / 80% RH cohort: 37 models published at 30°C / 80% RH in litres per day, on what each maker published as of 22 September 2026. Order is by brand and carries no judgement.

The 30°C / 80% RH cohort: 37 models published at 30°C / 80% RH in litres per day, on what each maker published as of 22 September 2026. Order is by brand and carries no judgement.
Model	Extraction, with its published test condition	Technology — published by the maker, or inferred	Tank	Continuous drainage	Refrigerant, as published	Published unit warranty	Regular price	Lifecycle
EDH3120DDCEuropAce	12 L/day at 30°C / 80% RH	Compressor, as published — EuropAce states it in its own manual	2 L	Yes — 1 m drain hose included; type not stated	Not published	2 years carry-in warranty (full)	S$499	Listed as current
EDH3122AEuropAce	12 L/day at 30°C / 80% RH	Compressor, as published — EuropAce states it in its own manual	2 L	Yes — Drainage hose included; type not stated	Not published	1 year carry-in warranty (full)	S$399	Listed as current
EDH3140DWHEuropAce	14 L/day at 30°C / 80% RH	Compressor, as published — EuropAce states it in its own manual	2 L	Yes — Drain hose included; type not stated	Not published	3 years carry-in warranty (full)	S$569	Listed as current
EDH3160EWHEuropAce	16 L/day at 30°C / 80% RH	Not established — EuropAce serves no instruction manual for this SKU - zero PDF references in the raw HTML, three candidate CDN filenames all HTTP 404 - and publishes no mechanism, refrigerant, defrost function or operating temperature range	1.6 L	Yes — Drain hose included; type not stated	Not published	3 years carry-in warranty (full)	S$529	Listed as current
EDH3200DWHEuropAce	20 L/day at 30°C / 80% RH	Not established — EuropAce serves no instruction manual for this SKU - zero PDF references in the page's raw HTML and seven candidate CDN filenames all HTTP 404 - and publishes no mechanism, refrigerant, defrost function or operating temperature range	2 L	Yes — Hose connection supported; type not stated	Not published	3 years carry-in warranty (full)	S$599	Listed as current
EDH3300DWHEuropAce	30 L/day at 30°C / 80% RH	Compressor, as published — EuropAce states it in its own manual	4 L	Yes — Drainage hose included; type not stated	Not published	3 years carry-in warranty (full)	S$699	Listed as current
EDH6300DGYWIFIEuropAce	30 L/day at 30°C / 80% RH	Compressor, as published — EuropAce states it in its own manual	4 L	Yes — Drain hose included; type not stated	Not published	3 years carry-in warranty (full)	S$899	Listed as current
EDH8400DGYEuropAce	40 L/day at 30°C / 80% RH	Compressor, as published — EuropAce states it in its own manual	4 L	Yes — Drainage hose included; type not stated	R410a, as published by EuropAce	10 years carry-in warranty (full)	S$999	Listed as current
EDH9600DGYEuropAce	60 L/day at 30°C / 80% RH	Compressor, as published — EuropAce (Singapore brand owner) states it in its own manual	4.8 L	Yes — Drain hose included; type not stated	Not published	3 years carry-in warranty (full)	S$1099	Listed as current
DD16GMWE1.ASLLG	28 L/day at 30°C / 80% RH; 16 L/day (no test condition published) — Laundry Mode, 114% of rated capacity per LG internal testing	Compressor, as published — a refrigerant charge is declared (R-134a)	5 L	Yes — hose arrangement not detailed	R-134a, 170 g charge	10-year warranty on the Dual Inverter Compressor	Price not established — No price published on lg.com/sg	Listed as current
DD20GMWE1.ASLLG	34 L/day at 30°C / 80% RH; 16 L/day (no test condition published) — Laundry Mode, stated as 114% of the rated capacity	Compressor, as published — a refrigerant charge is declared (R-134a)	5 L	Yes — External drain connector available	R-134a, 220 g charge	10-year warranty on the Dual Inverter Compressor	Price not established — No price published on lg.com/sg	Listed as current
MD16GQSA1LG	28 L/day at 30°C / 80% RH; 16 L/day at 26.7°C / 60% RH	Compressor, as published — a refrigerant charge is declared (R-134a)	Not published — Not published on the model page	Yes — Continuous drain hose included	R-134a	10-year warranty for the compressor	Price not established — No price published on lg.com/sg	Listed as current
MD19GQGA1LG	30 L/day at 30°C / 80% RH; 19 L/day at 26.7°C / 60% RH	Compressor, as published — a refrigerant charge is declared (R-134a)	Not published — Not published on the model page	Yes — Continuous drain hose supported; hose excluded from package	R-134a	10-year compressor warranty (Only the compressor term is published; whole-unit warranty terms not stated on the page)	Price not established — lg.com/sg publishes no price for any dehumidifier model. No stable regular Singapore price could be established from a first-party source, and no retailer price is recorded as the price	Listed as current
MDH1022Mistral	10 L/day at 30°C / 80% RH; 5 L/day at 27°C / 60% RH	Compressor, as published — stated by the maker	2.2 L	Not published — not published	R290 / 35g	Not published — No manufacturer or distributor warranty term retrieved.	S$409	Lifecycle not established
MDH1202DMistral	12 L/day at 30°C / 80% RH	Compressor, as published — stated by the maker	2 L	Yes — 1 m drain hose supplied	R290	Not published — No warranty term published on the distributor product listing retrieved.	S$349	Listed as current
MDH1603DWMistral	16 L/day at 30°C / 80% RH	Compressor, as published — stated by the maker	3 L	Yes — 1 m drain hose supplied	R290	Not published — No warranty term published on the distributor product listing retrieved.	S$499	Listed as current
MDH2403DWMistral	24 L/day at 30°C / 80% RH	Compressor, as published — stated by the maker	3 L	Yes — 1 m drain hose supplied	R290	Not published — No warranty term published on the distributor product listing retrieved.	S$599	Listed as current
MDH3505DWMistral	35 L/day at 30°C / 80% RH	Compressor, as published — stated by the maker	5 L	Yes — 1 m drain hose supplied	R290	Not published — No warranty term published on the distributor product listing retrieved.	S$799	Listed as current
ND12novita	12 L/day at 30°C / 80% RH	Compressor, as published — a refrigerant charge is declared (R134a)	2 L	Yes — PVC hose, 15 mm internal diameter	R134a	Not published — Not published on the product page	S$429	Listed as current
ND12.8novita	13 L/day at 30°C / 80% RH	Compressor, as published — a refrigerant charge is declared (R134a)	2.3 L	Yes — PE hose, 14 mm inner diameter, 2 metres included	R134a	Not published — Not published on the product page	S$499	Listed as current
ND2+novita	10 L/day at 30°C / 80% RH — with H13 HEPA + CarbonPlus filter; 13 L/day at 30°C / 80% RH — with carbon filter only	Compressor, as published — a refrigerant charge is declared (R134a)	2.5 L	Yes — 2 metres PE hose, 14 mm inner diameter	R134a	Not published — Not published on the product page	S$569	Listed as current
ND25novita	25 L/day at 30°C / 80% RH	Compressor, as published — a refrigerant charge is declared (R-134a)	5 L	Yes — PVC hose, 12.7 mm inner diameter	R-134a	3 years	S$599	Listed as current
ND25.5i+novita	23 L/day at 30°C / 80% RH — with H13 HEPA & CarbonPlus filter; 25.5 L/day at 30°C / 80% RH — with CarbonPlus filter only	Compressor, as published — a refrigerant charge is declared (R134a)	4.5 L	Yes — 2 metres PE hose, 14 mm inner diameter	R134a	Not published — Not published on the product page	S$799	Listed as current
ND26+novita	22 L/day at 30°C / 80% RH — with the H13 HEPA & Hi-Performance CarbonPlus filter; 26 L/day at 30°C / 80% RH — with the CarbonPlus filter alone	Compressor, as published — novita (manufacturer, Singapore) states it in its own manual	5 L (published in the maker’s own manual, which the product page’s specification block never rendered)	Not published — Specification block did not render	R134a, as published by novita (manufacturer, Singapore)	Not published — Not published on the product page	S$898	Listed as current
ND298novita	12 L/day at 30°C / 80% RH	Compressor, as published — a refrigerant charge is declared (R134a)	2.6 L	Yes — PE hose, 12 mm inner diameter	R134a (stated CFC free)	3 years	S$429	Listed as current
ND30novita	30 L/day at 30°C / 80% RH	Compressor, as published — a refrigerant charge is declared (R290 / 65 g charge limit)	3.8 L	Yes — PP hose, 15 mm internal diameter	R290 / 65 g charge limit	Not published — Not published on the product page	S$698	Listed as current
ND50+novita	38 L/day at 30°C / 80% RH — with H13 HEPA filter; 50 L/day at 30°C / 80% RH — with CarbonPlus filter only	Compressor, as published — a refrigerant charge is declared (R410A)	5 L	Yes — PP hose, 12 mm internal diameter	R410A	Not published — Not published on the product page	S$998	Listed as current
ND60i+novita	45 L/day at 30°C / 80% RH — with H13 HEPA & Hi-Performance CarbonPlus Filter; 60 L/day at 30°C / 80% RH — with Hi-Performance CarbonPlus Filter only	Compressor, as published — a refrigerant charge is declared (R410A)	7 L	Yes — 2 metres PE hose, 16 mm inner diameter	R410A	10 years (Terms not published on the product page)	S$1098	Listed as current
ND80novita	50 L/day at 30°C / 80% RH	Compressor, as published — a refrigerant charge is declared (R410a / 0.41 kg charge)	8 L	Yes — PP hose, 11 mm internal diameter	R410a / 0.41 kg charge	Not published — Not published on the product page	S$898	Listed as current
ND838inovita	34.8 L/day at 30°C / 80% RH	Compressor, as published — a refrigerant charge is declared (R-410A)	6 L	Yes — PVC hose, 14 mm inner diameter	R-410A	Not published — Not published on the product page; the brand's own e-store elsewhere advertises '3 Years Full Warranty' for this model in a collection title, which was not confirmed on the product page	S$799	Listed as current
RCD-55LRisen	55 L/day at 30°C / 80% RH	Compressor, as published — Risen Thermohygro Services Pte Ltd (Singapore) states it in its own specification sheet	8.3 L	Not published — not published	R410A, as published by Risen Thermohygro Services Pte Ltd (Singapore)	Not published	Price not established — Supplier publishes no price; commercial range is quoted on enquiry	Listed as current
RCD-75LRisen	75 L/day at 30°C / 80% RH	Compressor, as published — Risen Thermohygro Services Pte Ltd (Singapore) states it in its own specification sheet	8.3 L	Not published — not published	R410A, as published by Risen Thermohygro Services Pte Ltd (Singapore)	Not published	Price not established — Supplier publishes no price; commercial range is quoted on enquiry	Listed as current
DW-D12A-WSharp	12 L/day at 30°C / 80% RH — stated as 'up to 12L a day'; 6.5 L/day at 26.7°C / 60% RH	Compressor, as published — Sharp Singapore states it in its own manual	4 L	Not published — Not published on either Sharp Singapore page observed	Not published	Not published — Not published	S$429	Listed as current
DW-E16FA-WSharp	16 L/day at 30°C / 80% RH — stated as 'up to 16L a day'; 8.8 L/day at 26.7°C / 60% RH	Compressor, as published — Sharp Singapore states it in its own manual	3 L	Not published — Not published on either Sharp Singapore page observed	Not published	Not published — Not published	S$541	Listed as current
DS202NFWhirlpool	20 L/day at 30°C / 80% RH; 12.3 L/day at 26.7°C / 60% RH	Compressor, as published — stated by the maker	6 L	Not published — not published	R134a	2 years	S$479	Listed as current
CSJ0111DMXiaomi	20 L/day at 30°C / 80% RH; 11 L/day at 26.7°C / 60% RH; 0.45 kg/hour at 27°C / 60% RH — rated moisture removal rate	Compressor, as published — a refrigerant charge is declared (R134a / 0.21 kg)	4.5 L	Not published — Package contents list only the unit, tank and power cable; no drain hose stated. A third-party listing advertises an 'External Drain Pipe' but this is not corroborated first-party.	R134a / 0.21 kg	Not published — No warranty period published on the model's specification or buy page; the store's general Warranty page was not model-specific	S$399	Listed as current
DM-CS13BFA5BXiaomi	13 L/day at 30°C / 80% RH; 0.29 kg/hour at 27°C / 60% RH	Compressor, as published — a refrigerant charge is declared (R290 / 0.038 kg)	3 L	Yes — Drain hose included, 13.5 mm inner diameter, 1 metre long	R290 / 0.038 kg	Not published — No warranty period published on the model's specification or buy page	S$249	Listed as current

EDH3120DDC
EuropAce
Extraction, with its published test condition
12 L/day at 30°C / 80% RH
Technology — published by the maker, or inferred
Compressor, as published — EuropAce states it in its own manual
Tank
2 L
Continuous drainage
Yes — 1 m drain hose included; type not stated
Refrigerant, as published
Not published
Published unit warranty
2 years carry-in warranty (full)
Regular price
S$499
Lifecycle
Listed as current
EDH3122A
EuropAce
Extraction, with its published test condition
12 L/day at 30°C / 80% RH
Technology — published by the maker, or inferred
Compressor, as published — EuropAce states it in its own manual
Tank
2 L
Continuous drainage
Yes — Drainage hose included; type not stated
Refrigerant, as published
Not published
Published unit warranty
1 year carry-in warranty (full)
Regular price
S$399
Lifecycle
Listed as current
EDH3140DWH
EuropAce
Extraction, with its published test condition
14 L/day at 30°C / 80% RH
Technology — published by the maker, or inferred
Compressor, as published — EuropAce states it in its own manual
Tank
2 L
Continuous drainage
Yes — Drain hose included; type not stated
Refrigerant, as published
Not published
Published unit warranty
3 years carry-in warranty (full)
Regular price
S$569
Lifecycle
Listed as current
EDH3160EWH
EuropAce
Extraction, with its published test condition
16 L/day at 30°C / 80% RH
Technology — published by the maker, or inferred
Not established — EuropAce serves no instruction manual for this SKU - zero PDF references in the raw HTML, three candidate CDN filenames all HTTP 404 - and publishes no mechanism, refrigerant, defrost function or operating temperature range
Tank
1.6 L
Continuous drainage
Yes — Drain hose included; type not stated
Refrigerant, as published
Not published
Published unit warranty
3 years carry-in warranty (full)
Regular price
S$529
Lifecycle
Listed as current
EDH3200DWH
EuropAce
Extraction, with its published test condition
20 L/day at 30°C / 80% RH
Technology — published by the maker, or inferred
Not established — EuropAce serves no instruction manual for this SKU - zero PDF references in the page's raw HTML and seven candidate CDN filenames all HTTP 404 - and publishes no mechanism, refrigerant, defrost function or operating temperature range
Tank
2 L
Continuous drainage
Yes — Hose connection supported; type not stated
Refrigerant, as published
Not published
Published unit warranty
3 years carry-in warranty (full)
Regular price
S$599
Lifecycle
Listed as current
EDH3300DWH
EuropAce
Extraction, with its published test condition
30 L/day at 30°C / 80% RH
Technology — published by the maker, or inferred
Compressor, as published — EuropAce states it in its own manual
Tank
4 L
Continuous drainage
Yes — Drainage hose included; type not stated
Refrigerant, as published
Not published
Published unit warranty
3 years carry-in warranty (full)
Regular price
S$699
Lifecycle
Listed as current
EDH6300DGYWIFI
EuropAce
Extraction, with its published test condition
30 L/day at 30°C / 80% RH
Technology — published by the maker, or inferred
Compressor, as published — EuropAce states it in its own manual
Tank
4 L
Continuous drainage
Yes — Drain hose included; type not stated
Refrigerant, as published
Not published
Published unit warranty
3 years carry-in warranty (full)
Regular price
S$899
Lifecycle
Listed as current
EDH8400DGY
EuropAce
Extraction, with its published test condition
40 L/day at 30°C / 80% RH
Technology — published by the maker, or inferred
Compressor, as published — EuropAce states it in its own manual
Tank
4 L
Continuous drainage
Yes — Drainage hose included; type not stated
Refrigerant, as published
R410a, as published by EuropAce
Published unit warranty
10 years carry-in warranty (full)
Regular price
S$999
Lifecycle
Listed as current
EDH9600DGY
EuropAce
Extraction, with its published test condition
60 L/day at 30°C / 80% RH
Technology — published by the maker, or inferred
Compressor, as published — EuropAce (Singapore brand owner) states it in its own manual
Tank
4.8 L
Continuous drainage
Yes — Drain hose included; type not stated
Refrigerant, as published
Not published
Published unit warranty
3 years carry-in warranty (full)
Regular price
S$1099
Lifecycle
Listed as current
DD16GMWE1.ASL
LG
Extraction, with its published test condition
28 L/day at 30°C / 80% RH; 16 L/day (no test condition published) — Laundry Mode, 114% of rated capacity per LG internal testing
Technology — published by the maker, or inferred
Compressor, as published — a refrigerant charge is declared (R-134a)
Tank
5 L
Continuous drainage
Yes — hose arrangement not detailed
Refrigerant, as published
R-134a, 170 g charge
Published unit warranty
10-year warranty on the Dual Inverter Compressor
Regular price
Price not established — No price published on lg.com/sg
Lifecycle
Listed as current
DD20GMWE1.ASL
LG
Extraction, with its published test condition
34 L/day at 30°C / 80% RH; 16 L/day (no test condition published) — Laundry Mode, stated as 114% of the rated capacity
Technology — published by the maker, or inferred
Compressor, as published — a refrigerant charge is declared (R-134a)
Tank
5 L
Continuous drainage
Yes — External drain connector available
Refrigerant, as published
R-134a, 220 g charge
Published unit warranty
10-year warranty on the Dual Inverter Compressor
Regular price
Price not established — No price published on lg.com/sg
Lifecycle
Listed as current
MD16GQSA1
LG
Extraction, with its published test condition
28 L/day at 30°C / 80% RH; 16 L/day at 26.7°C / 60% RH
Technology — published by the maker, or inferred
Compressor, as published — a refrigerant charge is declared (R-134a)
Tank
Not published — Not published on the model page
Continuous drainage
Yes — Continuous drain hose included
Refrigerant, as published
R-134a
Published unit warranty
10-year warranty for the compressor
Regular price
Price not established — No price published on lg.com/sg
Lifecycle
Listed as current
MD19GQGA1
LG
Extraction, with its published test condition
30 L/day at 30°C / 80% RH; 19 L/day at 26.7°C / 60% RH
Technology — published by the maker, or inferred
Compressor, as published — a refrigerant charge is declared (R-134a)
Tank
Not published — Not published on the model page
Continuous drainage
Yes — Continuous drain hose supported; hose excluded from package
Refrigerant, as published
R-134a
Published unit warranty
10-year compressor warranty (Only the compressor term is published; whole-unit warranty terms not stated on the page)
Regular price
Price not established — lg.com/sg publishes no price for any dehumidifier model. No stable regular Singapore price could be established from a first-party source, and no retailer price is recorded as the price
Lifecycle
Listed as current
MDH1022
Mistral
Extraction, with its published test condition
10 L/day at 30°C / 80% RH; 5 L/day at 27°C / 60% RH
Technology — published by the maker, or inferred
Compressor, as published — stated by the maker
Tank
2.2 L
Continuous drainage
Not published — not published
Refrigerant, as published
R290 / 35g
Published unit warranty
Not published — No manufacturer or distributor warranty term retrieved.
Regular price
S$409
Lifecycle
Lifecycle not established
MDH1202D
Mistral
Extraction, with its published test condition
12 L/day at 30°C / 80% RH
Technology — published by the maker, or inferred
Compressor, as published — stated by the maker
Tank
2 L
Continuous drainage
Yes — 1 m drain hose supplied
Refrigerant, as published
R290
Published unit warranty
Not published — No warranty term published on the distributor product listing retrieved.
Regular price
S$349
Lifecycle
Listed as current
MDH1603DW
Mistral
Extraction, with its published test condition
16 L/day at 30°C / 80% RH
Technology — published by the maker, or inferred
Compressor, as published — stated by the maker
Tank
3 L
Continuous drainage
Yes — 1 m drain hose supplied
Refrigerant, as published
R290
Published unit warranty
Not published — No warranty term published on the distributor product listing retrieved.
Regular price
S$499
Lifecycle
Listed as current
MDH2403DW
Mistral
Extraction, with its published test condition
24 L/day at 30°C / 80% RH
Technology — published by the maker, or inferred
Compressor, as published — stated by the maker
Tank
3 L
Continuous drainage
Yes — 1 m drain hose supplied
Refrigerant, as published
R290
Published unit warranty
Not published — No warranty term published on the distributor product listing retrieved.
Regular price
S$599
Lifecycle
Listed as current
MDH3505DW
Mistral
Extraction, with its published test condition
35 L/day at 30°C / 80% RH
Technology — published by the maker, or inferred
Compressor, as published — stated by the maker
Tank
5 L
Continuous drainage
Yes — 1 m drain hose supplied
Refrigerant, as published
R290
Published unit warranty
Not published — No warranty term published on the distributor product listing retrieved.
Regular price
S$799
Lifecycle
Listed as current
ND12
novita
Extraction, with its published test condition
12 L/day at 30°C / 80% RH
Technology — published by the maker, or inferred
Compressor, as published — a refrigerant charge is declared (R134a)
Tank
2 L
Continuous drainage
Yes — PVC hose, 15 mm internal diameter
Refrigerant, as published
R134a
Published unit warranty
Not published — Not published on the product page
Regular price
S$429
Lifecycle
Listed as current
ND12.8
novita
Extraction, with its published test condition
13 L/day at 30°C / 80% RH
Technology — published by the maker, or inferred
Compressor, as published — a refrigerant charge is declared (R134a)
Tank
2.3 L
Continuous drainage
Yes — PE hose, 14 mm inner diameter, 2 metres included
Refrigerant, as published
R134a
Published unit warranty
Not published — Not published on the product page
Regular price
S$499
Lifecycle
Listed as current
ND2+
novita
Extraction, with its published test condition
10 L/day at 30°C / 80% RH — with H13 HEPA + CarbonPlus filter; 13 L/day at 30°C / 80% RH — with carbon filter only
Technology — published by the maker, or inferred
Compressor, as published — a refrigerant charge is declared (R134a)
Tank
2.5 L
Continuous drainage
Yes — 2 metres PE hose, 14 mm inner diameter
Refrigerant, as published
R134a
Published unit warranty
Not published — Not published on the product page
Regular price
S$569
Lifecycle
Listed as current
ND25
novita
Extraction, with its published test condition
25 L/day at 30°C / 80% RH
Technology — published by the maker, or inferred
Compressor, as published — a refrigerant charge is declared (R-134a)
Tank
5 L
Continuous drainage
Yes — PVC hose, 12.7 mm inner diameter
Refrigerant, as published
R-134a
Published unit warranty
3 years
Regular price
S$599
Lifecycle
Listed as current
ND25.5i+
novita
Extraction, with its published test condition
23 L/day at 30°C / 80% RH — with H13 HEPA & CarbonPlus filter; 25.5 L/day at 30°C / 80% RH — with CarbonPlus filter only
Technology — published by the maker, or inferred
Compressor, as published — a refrigerant charge is declared (R134a)
Tank
4.5 L
Continuous drainage
Yes — 2 metres PE hose, 14 mm inner diameter
Refrigerant, as published
R134a
Published unit warranty
Not published — Not published on the product page
Regular price
S$799
Lifecycle
Listed as current
ND26+
novita
Extraction, with its published test condition
22 L/day at 30°C / 80% RH — with the H13 HEPA & Hi-Performance CarbonPlus filter; 26 L/day at 30°C / 80% RH — with the CarbonPlus filter alone
Technology — published by the maker, or inferred
Compressor, as published — novita (manufacturer, Singapore) states it in its own manual
Tank
5 L (published in the maker’s own manual, which the product page’s specification block never rendered)
Continuous drainage
Not published — Specification block did not render
Refrigerant, as published
R134a, as published by novita (manufacturer, Singapore)
Published unit warranty
Not published — Not published on the product page
Regular price
S$898
Lifecycle
Listed as current
ND298
novita
Extraction, with its published test condition
12 L/day at 30°C / 80% RH
Technology — published by the maker, or inferred
Compressor, as published — a refrigerant charge is declared (R134a)
Tank
2.6 L
Continuous drainage
Yes — PE hose, 12 mm inner diameter
Refrigerant, as published
R134a (stated CFC free)
Published unit warranty
3 years
Regular price
S$429
Lifecycle
Listed as current
ND30
novita
Extraction, with its published test condition
30 L/day at 30°C / 80% RH
Technology — published by the maker, or inferred
Compressor, as published — a refrigerant charge is declared (R290 / 65 g charge limit)
Tank
3.8 L
Continuous drainage
Yes — PP hose, 15 mm internal diameter
Refrigerant, as published
R290 / 65 g charge limit
Published unit warranty
Not published — Not published on the product page
Regular price
S$698
Lifecycle
Listed as current
ND50+
novita
Extraction, with its published test condition
38 L/day at 30°C / 80% RH — with H13 HEPA filter; 50 L/day at 30°C / 80% RH — with CarbonPlus filter only
Technology — published by the maker, or inferred
Compressor, as published — a refrigerant charge is declared (R410A)
Tank
5 L
Continuous drainage
Yes — PP hose, 12 mm internal diameter
Refrigerant, as published
R410A
Published unit warranty
Not published — Not published on the product page
Regular price
S$998
Lifecycle
Listed as current
ND60i+
novita
Extraction, with its published test condition
45 L/day at 30°C / 80% RH — with H13 HEPA & Hi-Performance CarbonPlus Filter; 60 L/day at 30°C / 80% RH — with Hi-Performance CarbonPlus Filter only
Technology — published by the maker, or inferred
Compressor, as published — a refrigerant charge is declared (R410A)
Tank
7 L
Continuous drainage
Yes — 2 metres PE hose, 16 mm inner diameter
Refrigerant, as published
R410A
Published unit warranty
10 years (Terms not published on the product page)
Regular price
S$1098
Lifecycle
Listed as current
ND80
novita
Extraction, with its published test condition
50 L/day at 30°C / 80% RH
Technology — published by the maker, or inferred
Compressor, as published — a refrigerant charge is declared (R410a / 0.41 kg charge)
Tank
8 L
Continuous drainage
Yes — PP hose, 11 mm internal diameter
Refrigerant, as published
R410a / 0.41 kg charge
Published unit warranty
Not published — Not published on the product page
Regular price
S$898
Lifecycle
Listed as current
ND838i
novita
Extraction, with its published test condition
34.8 L/day at 30°C / 80% RH
Technology — published by the maker, or inferred
Compressor, as published — a refrigerant charge is declared (R-410A)
Tank
6 L
Continuous drainage
Yes — PVC hose, 14 mm inner diameter
Refrigerant, as published
R-410A
Published unit warranty
Not published — Not published on the product page; the brand's own e-store elsewhere advertises '3 Years Full Warranty' for this model in a collection title, which was not confirmed on the product page
Regular price
S$799
Lifecycle
Listed as current
RCD-55L
Risen
Extraction, with its published test condition
55 L/day at 30°C / 80% RH
Technology — published by the maker, or inferred
Compressor, as published — Risen Thermohygro Services Pte Ltd (Singapore) states it in its own specification sheet
Tank
8.3 L
Continuous drainage
Not published — not published
Refrigerant, as published
R410A, as published by Risen Thermohygro Services Pte Ltd (Singapore)
Published unit warranty
Not published
Regular price
Price not established — Supplier publishes no price; commercial range is quoted on enquiry
Lifecycle
Listed as current
RCD-75L
Risen
Extraction, with its published test condition
75 L/day at 30°C / 80% RH
Technology — published by the maker, or inferred
Compressor, as published — Risen Thermohygro Services Pte Ltd (Singapore) states it in its own specification sheet
Tank
8.3 L
Continuous drainage
Not published — not published
Refrigerant, as published
R410A, as published by Risen Thermohygro Services Pte Ltd (Singapore)
Published unit warranty
Not published
Regular price
Price not established — Supplier publishes no price; commercial range is quoted on enquiry
Lifecycle
Listed as current
DW-D12A-W
Sharp
Extraction, with its published test condition
12 L/day at 30°C / 80% RH — stated as 'up to 12L a day'; 6.5 L/day at 26.7°C / 60% RH
Technology — published by the maker, or inferred
Compressor, as published — Sharp Singapore states it in its own manual
Tank
4 L
Continuous drainage
Not published — Not published on either Sharp Singapore page observed
Refrigerant, as published
Not published
Published unit warranty
Not published — Not published
Regular price
S$429
Lifecycle
Listed as current
DW-E16FA-W
Sharp
Extraction, with its published test condition
16 L/day at 30°C / 80% RH — stated as 'up to 16L a day'; 8.8 L/day at 26.7°C / 60% RH
Technology — published by the maker, or inferred
Compressor, as published — Sharp Singapore states it in its own manual
Tank
3 L
Continuous drainage
Not published — Not published on either Sharp Singapore page observed
Refrigerant, as published
Not published
Published unit warranty
Not published — Not published
Regular price
S$541
Lifecycle
Listed as current
DS202NF
Whirlpool
Extraction, with its published test condition
20 L/day at 30°C / 80% RH; 12.3 L/day at 26.7°C / 60% RH
Technology — published by the maker, or inferred
Compressor, as published — stated by the maker
Tank
6 L
Continuous drainage
Not published — not published
Refrigerant, as published
R134a
Published unit warranty
2 years
Regular price
S$479
Lifecycle
Listed as current
CSJ0111DM
Xiaomi
Extraction, with its published test condition
20 L/day at 30°C / 80% RH; 11 L/day at 26.7°C / 60% RH; 0.45 kg/hour at 27°C / 60% RH — rated moisture removal rate
Technology — published by the maker, or inferred
Compressor, as published — a refrigerant charge is declared (R134a / 0.21 kg)
Tank
4.5 L
Continuous drainage
Not published — Package contents list only the unit, tank and power cable; no drain hose stated. A third-party listing advertises an 'External Drain Pipe' but this is not corroborated first-party.
Refrigerant, as published
R134a / 0.21 kg
Published unit warranty
Not published — No warranty period published on the model's specification or buy page; the store's general Warranty page was not model-specific
Regular price
S$399
Lifecycle
Listed as current
DM-CS13BFA5B
Xiaomi
Extraction, with its published test condition
13 L/day at 30°C / 80% RH; 0.29 kg/hour at 27°C / 60% RH
Technology — published by the maker, or inferred
Compressor, as published — a refrigerant charge is declared (R290 / 0.038 kg)
Tank
3 L
Continuous drainage
Yes — Drain hose included, 13.5 mm inner diameter, 1 metre long
Refrigerant, as published
R290 / 0.038 kg
Published unit warranty
Not published — No warranty period published on the model's specification or buy page
Regular price
S$249
Lifecycle
Listed as current

Three things there are worth naming. LG publishes several machines at both 30°C / 80% RH and 26.7°C / 60% RH, the fullest test-condition disclosure in either file, and publishes no Singapore price at all. novita publishes two capacity figures for several models depending on which filter is fitted, and both are shown with the filter each belongs to. And 3 models from novita and Sharp are in this table only because their makers’ own manuals were read: the product pages published the figure and omitted the condition, and the manual published both. A specification buried in a PDF is still a specification; a figure on the page without one is not.

Published at a different declared condition

2 models publish a capacity in litres per day at a condition their makers state clearly, and it is not the cohort condition. Their figures are correct, checkable and unusable against the table above: a warmer, wetter test produces a larger number from the same machine, so both would read lower on the cohort basis. By how much is not derivable, which is exactly the point.

Models published at a stated condition other than 30°C / 80% RH. The cohort column is blank by design: converting these figures would require a factor the evidence shows does not exist.

Models published at a stated condition other than 30°C / 80% RH. The cohort column is blank by design: converting these figures would require a factor the evidence shows does not exist.
Model	Extraction, as published	Extraction at 30°C / 80% RH	Why the cohort column is blank	Technology — published by the maker, or inferred	Published unit warranty	Regular price	Lifecycle
DEXD214RFDe'Longhi	14 L/day at 32°C / 80% RH — up to 14 litres of excess moisture in 24 hours	—	published at 32°C / 80% RH, which is not the cohort condition and cannot be converted to it	Compressor, as published — a refrigerant charge is declared (R290)	Not published — The Singapore store states only 'full manufacturer's warranty, duration varies by product'. No period established for this model.	S$549	Listed as current
DE5205/30Philips	25 L/day at 35°C / 90% RH	—	published at 35°C / 90% RH, which is not the cohort condition and cannot be converted to it	Compressor, as published — a refrigerant charge is declared (R134a)	2-year warranty	S$879	Listed as current

DEXD214RF
De'Longhi
Extraction, as published
14 L/day at 32°C / 80% RH — up to 14 litres of excess moisture in 24 hours
Extraction at 30°C / 80% RH
—
Why the cohort column is blank
published at 32°C / 80% RH, which is not the cohort condition and cannot be converted to it
Technology — published by the maker, or inferred
Compressor, as published — a refrigerant charge is declared (R290)
Published unit warranty
Not published — The Singapore store states only 'full manufacturer's warranty, duration varies by product'. No period established for this model.
Regular price
S$549
Lifecycle
Listed as current
DE5205/30
Philips
Extraction, as published
25 L/day at 35°C / 90% RH
Extraction at 30°C / 80% RH
—
Why the cohort column is blank
published at 35°C / 90% RH, which is not the cohort condition and cannot be converted to it
Technology — published by the maker, or inferred
Compressor, as published — a refrigerant charge is declared (R134a)
Published unit warranty
2-year warranty
Regular price
S$879
Lifecycle
Listed as current

Published with no test condition at all

21 models in the merged set publish an extraction figure with no test condition behind it. This is the largest single group after the cohort and includes some of the most visible brands in Singapore shops. Sharp publishes 30 L/day for its four-in-one unit on two of its own Singapore properties with no test condition on either, and serves no manual for it — which is why that model stayed here while its two stablemates left. Toshiba, Sterra, NNIO, Risen’s RL series and most of the Midea records publish the same way.

These figures are not wrong and they are not dismissed. They are simply not comparable: putting them beside a conditioned figure would invent a shared basis the makers never claimed. The cohort column stays blank and says why.

Models publishing an extraction figure with no established test condition. The cohort column is blank for all of them, and the figure travels with the fact that its condition is unpublished.

Models publishing an extraction figure with no established test condition. The cohort column is blank for all of them, and the figure travels with the fact that its condition is unpublished.
Model	Figure as published	Extraction at 30°C / 80% RH	Why the cohort column is blank	Technology — published by the maker, or inferred	Published unit warranty	Regular price	Lifecycle
D26iBlueair	up to 19 L/day (condition named but never defined — the maker calls it “standard conditions”); 35 L/day (condition named but never defined — the maker calls it “high humidity”)	—	condition named but never defined — the maker calls it “standard conditions”	Compressor, as published — stated by the maker	2 years	Price not established — the only figure found is a retailer listing, which establishes availability and never a price of record	Listed as current
CDHE12LCornell	12 L/day (no test condition published)	—	no test condition published	Not established — Cornell publishes no mechanism, refrigerant, defrost function, operating temperature range or capacity test condition for CDHE12L	Not published — Not published on the Cornell Singapore product page	S$399	Listed as current
EDH 6601SEuropAce	60 L/day (condition only partly published — 30C (temperature only; relative humidity not stated))	—	condition only partly published — 30C (temperature only; relative humidity not stated)	Not established — No first-party EuropAce page, specification or manual exists for this model number	Not published — Not stated in the source	Price not established — No first-party EuropAce price exists for this model; the only observed listing is a third-party marketplace	Lifecycle not established
EDH5253FBREuropAce	25 L/day (no test condition published)	—	no test condition published	Not established — EuropAce serves no instruction manual for this SKU	5 years carry-in warranty (full)	S$799	Listed as current
DD14GMWE0.ASLLG	14 L/day (condition only partly published — not stated alongside the rated figure on the page as read) — rated capacity; 16 L/day (condition only partly published — 26.7 +/- 1.1C / 20.9 +/- 0.6%RH) — Laundry Mode	—	condition only partly published — not stated alongside the rated figure on the page as read	Compressor, as published — a refrigerant charge is declared (R-134a)	10 years on the Dual Inverter Compressor	Price not established — No price published on lg.com/sg	Listed as current
MDDF-16DEN7Midea	0.66 L/hour (no test condition published) — Moisture Removal 0.66 L/h	—	no test condition published	Not established — No Midea first-party page exists for this model number - midea.com/sg/sitemap.xml contains no matching URL, and the Malaysian and UK sitemaps list only different model strings	1 year manufacturer warranty	Price not established — the only figure found is a retailer listing, which establishes availability and never a price of record	Lifecycle not established
MDDF7-20DEN7-QA3Midea	20 L/day (no test condition published)	—	no test condition published	Not established — Midea Singapore publishes a genuine first-party page for this model but its full specification accordion contains only category, colour and a 20 L capacity	Not published — No source read	Price not established — Retailer page not readable (HTTP 403); no price observed	Lifecycle not established
MDDM-20DEN7Midea	20 L/day (test condition published only on a retailer listing (30C / 80%), not by the maker)	—	test condition published only on a retailer listing (30C / 80%), not by the maker	Not established — No Midea first-party source prints this model number	Not published — Not published on the retailer listing	Price not established — the only figure found is a retailer listing, which establishes availability and never a price of record	Lifecycle not established
MDDQ1-12DEN7Midea	12 L/day (no test condition published)	—	no test condition published	Not established — No Midea first-party source prints this exact model number, and no capacity or power figure for it exists beyond a retailer product title	Not published — Not published on the retailer listing	Price not established — the only figure found is a retailer listing, which establishes availability and never a price of record	Lifecycle not established
N5025DHNNIO	25 L/day (no test condition published)	—	no test condition published	Compressor — inferred by LocalRank, not published by the maker: read from Courts Singapore (brand owner of NNIO)’s own specification as brand owner, which never prints the class	Not published	Price not established — the only figure found is a retailer listing, which establishes availability and never a price of record	Listed as current
NDH12LNNIO	12 L/day (no test condition published)	—	no test condition published	Compressor — inferred by LocalRank, not published by the maker: read from Courts Singapore (brand owner of NNIO)’s own specification as brand owner, which never prints the class	Not published	Price not established — the only figure found is a retailer listing, which establishes availability and never a price of record	Listed as current
IF3256PowerPac	12 L/day (no test condition published)	—	no test condition published	Compressor, as published — PowerPac Marketing states it in its own manual	24 months	S$169	Listed as current
RL-850DRisen	50 L/day (no test condition published)	—	no test condition published	Compressor, as published — Risen Thermohygro Services Pte Ltd (Singapore) states it in its own specification sheet	Not published	Price not established — Supplier publishes no price; commercial range is quoted on enquiry	Listed as current
RL-860DRisen	60 L/day (no test condition published)	—	no test condition published	Compressor, as published — Risen Thermohygro Services Pte Ltd (Singapore) states it in its own specification sheet	Not published	Price not established — Supplier publishes no price; commercial range is quoted on enquiry	Listed as current
RL-870DRisen	70 L/day (no test condition published)	—	no test condition published	Compressor, as published — Risen Thermohygro Services Pte Ltd (Singapore) states it in its own specification sheet	Not published	Price not established — Supplier publishes no price; commercial range is quoted on enquiry	Listed as current
DW-T30FE-HSharp	30 L/day (no test condition published)	—	no test condition published	Not established — Identical to DW-T30FE-W	Not published	S$799	Listed as current
DW-T30FE-WSharp	30 L/day (no test condition published by the maker; a retailer states one, which does not make it a specification)	—	no test condition published by the maker; a retailer states one, which does not make it a specification	Not established — Sharp publishes no mechanism, no refrigerant and no operating temperature range for DW-T30FE on either Singapore site, and no first-party operation manual for DW-T30FE could be located	Not published — No warranty period published on either Sharp Singapore property for this model	S$799	Listed as current
Sterra Ray™ Dehumidifier (model number not established)Sterra	12 L/day (no test condition published)	—	no test condition published	Compressor — inferred by LocalRank, not published by the maker: read from Sterra Singapore (brand)’s own published specification, which never prints the class	Not published	S$289	Listed as current
Sterra Sun™ Dehumidifier (model number not established)Sterra	12 L/day (no test condition published)	—	no test condition published	Compressor, as published — stated by the maker	1 year (1 year is the shortest unit term found anywhere in this corpus; Whirlpool and Philips publish 2 years and Kruger claims 3.)	S$349	Listed as current
Sterra Titan™ Dehumidifier (model number not established)Sterra	25 L/day (no test condition published)	—	no test condition published	Compressor — inferred by LocalRank, not published by the maker: read from Sterra Singapore (brand)’s own published specification, which never prints the class	Not published	S$649	Listed as current
RAD-DIB28SGToshiba	28 L/day (no test condition published) — Moisture Removal 28L/Day	—	no test condition published	Compressor, as published — Toshiba Lifestyle Singapore states it in its own published specification	Not published — No warranty period on the product page. A time-limited term advertised on the page is not recorded as this model’s published term.	Price not established — Toshiba Lifestyle Singapore publishes no price; the page offers only 'Where to Buy'. No stable regular Singapore price was established	Listed as current

D26i
Blueair
Figure as published
up to 19 L/day (condition named but never defined — the maker calls it “standard conditions”); 35 L/day (condition named but never defined — the maker calls it “high humidity”)
Extraction at 30°C / 80% RH
—
Why the cohort column is blank
condition named but never defined — the maker calls it “standard conditions”
Technology — published by the maker, or inferred
Compressor, as published — stated by the maker
Published unit warranty
2 years
Regular price
Price not established — the only figure found is a retailer listing, which establishes availability and never a price of record
Lifecycle
Listed as current
CDHE12L
Cornell
Figure as published
12 L/day (no test condition published)
Extraction at 30°C / 80% RH
—
Why the cohort column is blank
no test condition published
Technology — published by the maker, or inferred
Not established — Cornell publishes no mechanism, refrigerant, defrost function, operating temperature range or capacity test condition for CDHE12L
Published unit warranty
Not published — Not published on the Cornell Singapore product page
Regular price
S$399
Lifecycle
Listed as current
EDH 6601S
EuropAce
Figure as published
60 L/day (condition only partly published — 30C (temperature only; relative humidity not stated))
Extraction at 30°C / 80% RH
—
Why the cohort column is blank
condition only partly published — 30C (temperature only; relative humidity not stated)
Technology — published by the maker, or inferred
Not established — No first-party EuropAce page, specification or manual exists for this model number
Published unit warranty
Not published — Not stated in the source
Regular price
Price not established — No first-party EuropAce price exists for this model; the only observed listing is a third-party marketplace
Lifecycle
Lifecycle not established
EDH5253FBR
EuropAce
Figure as published
25 L/day (no test condition published)
Extraction at 30°C / 80% RH
—
Why the cohort column is blank
no test condition published
Technology — published by the maker, or inferred
Not established — EuropAce serves no instruction manual for this SKU
Published unit warranty
5 years carry-in warranty (full)
Regular price
S$799
Lifecycle
Listed as current
DD14GMWE0.ASL
LG
Figure as published
14 L/day (condition only partly published — not stated alongside the rated figure on the page as read) — rated capacity; 16 L/day (condition only partly published — 26.7 +/- 1.1C / 20.9 +/- 0.6%RH) — Laundry Mode
Extraction at 30°C / 80% RH
—
Why the cohort column is blank
condition only partly published — not stated alongside the rated figure on the page as read
Technology — published by the maker, or inferred
Compressor, as published — a refrigerant charge is declared (R-134a)
Published unit warranty
10 years on the Dual Inverter Compressor
Regular price
Price not established — No price published on lg.com/sg
Lifecycle
Listed as current
MDDF-16DEN7
Midea
Figure as published
0.66 L/hour (no test condition published) — Moisture Removal 0.66 L/h
Extraction at 30°C / 80% RH
—
Why the cohort column is blank
no test condition published
Technology — published by the maker, or inferred
Not established — No Midea first-party page exists for this model number - midea.com/sg/sitemap.xml contains no matching URL, and the Malaysian and UK sitemaps list only different model strings
Published unit warranty
1 year manufacturer warranty
Regular price
Price not established — the only figure found is a retailer listing, which establishes availability and never a price of record
Lifecycle
Lifecycle not established
MDDF7-20DEN7-QA3
Midea
Figure as published
20 L/day (no test condition published)
Extraction at 30°C / 80% RH
—
Why the cohort column is blank
no test condition published
Technology — published by the maker, or inferred
Not established — Midea Singapore publishes a genuine first-party page for this model but its full specification accordion contains only category, colour and a 20 L capacity
Published unit warranty
Not published — No source read
Regular price
Price not established — Retailer page not readable (HTTP 403); no price observed
Lifecycle
Lifecycle not established
MDDM-20DEN7
Midea
Figure as published
20 L/day (test condition published only on a retailer listing (30C / 80%), not by the maker)
Extraction at 30°C / 80% RH
—
Why the cohort column is blank
test condition published only on a retailer listing (30C / 80%), not by the maker
Technology — published by the maker, or inferred
Not established — No Midea first-party source prints this model number
Published unit warranty
Not published — Not published on the retailer listing
Regular price
Price not established — the only figure found is a retailer listing, which establishes availability and never a price of record
Lifecycle
Lifecycle not established
MDDQ1-12DEN7
Midea
Figure as published
12 L/day (no test condition published)
Extraction at 30°C / 80% RH
—
Why the cohort column is blank
no test condition published
Technology — published by the maker, or inferred
Not established — No Midea first-party source prints this exact model number, and no capacity or power figure for it exists beyond a retailer product title
Published unit warranty
Not published — Not published on the retailer listing
Regular price
Price not established — the only figure found is a retailer listing, which establishes availability and never a price of record
Lifecycle
Lifecycle not established
N5025DH
NNIO
Figure as published
25 L/day (no test condition published)
Extraction at 30°C / 80% RH
—
Why the cohort column is blank
no test condition published
Technology — published by the maker, or inferred
Compressor — inferred by LocalRank, not published by the maker: read from Courts Singapore (brand owner of NNIO)’s own specification as brand owner, which never prints the class
Published unit warranty
Not published
Regular price
Price not established — the only figure found is a retailer listing, which establishes availability and never a price of record
Lifecycle
Listed as current
NDH12L
NNIO
Figure as published
12 L/day (no test condition published)
Extraction at 30°C / 80% RH
—
Why the cohort column is blank
no test condition published
Technology — published by the maker, or inferred
Compressor — inferred by LocalRank, not published by the maker: read from Courts Singapore (brand owner of NNIO)’s own specification as brand owner, which never prints the class
Published unit warranty
Not published
Regular price
Price not established — the only figure found is a retailer listing, which establishes availability and never a price of record
Lifecycle
Listed as current
IF3256
PowerPac
Figure as published
12 L/day (no test condition published)
Extraction at 30°C / 80% RH
—
Why the cohort column is blank
no test condition published
Technology — published by the maker, or inferred
Compressor, as published — PowerPac Marketing states it in its own manual
Published unit warranty
24 months
Regular price
S$169
Lifecycle
Listed as current
RL-850D
Risen
Figure as published
50 L/day (no test condition published)
Extraction at 30°C / 80% RH
—
Why the cohort column is blank
no test condition published
Technology — published by the maker, or inferred
Compressor, as published — Risen Thermohygro Services Pte Ltd (Singapore) states it in its own specification sheet
Published unit warranty
Not published
Regular price
Price not established — Supplier publishes no price; commercial range is quoted on enquiry
Lifecycle
Listed as current
RL-860D
Risen
Figure as published
60 L/day (no test condition published)
Extraction at 30°C / 80% RH
—
Why the cohort column is blank
no test condition published
Technology — published by the maker, or inferred
Compressor, as published — Risen Thermohygro Services Pte Ltd (Singapore) states it in its own specification sheet
Published unit warranty
Not published
Regular price
Price not established — Supplier publishes no price; commercial range is quoted on enquiry
Lifecycle
Listed as current
RL-870D
Risen
Figure as published
70 L/day (no test condition published)
Extraction at 30°C / 80% RH
—
Why the cohort column is blank
no test condition published
Technology — published by the maker, or inferred
Compressor, as published — Risen Thermohygro Services Pte Ltd (Singapore) states it in its own specification sheet
Published unit warranty
Not published
Regular price
Price not established — Supplier publishes no price; commercial range is quoted on enquiry
Lifecycle
Listed as current
DW-T30FE-H
Sharp
Figure as published
30 L/day (no test condition published)
Extraction at 30°C / 80% RH
—
Why the cohort column is blank
no test condition published
Technology — published by the maker, or inferred
Not established — Identical to DW-T30FE-W
Published unit warranty
Not published
Regular price
S$799
Lifecycle
Listed as current
DW-T30FE-W
Sharp
Figure as published
30 L/day (no test condition published by the maker; a retailer states one, which does not make it a specification)
Extraction at 30°C / 80% RH
—
Why the cohort column is blank
no test condition published by the maker; a retailer states one, which does not make it a specification
Technology — published by the maker, or inferred
Not established — Sharp publishes no mechanism, no refrigerant and no operating temperature range for DW-T30FE on either Singapore site, and no first-party operation manual for DW-T30FE could be located
Published unit warranty
Not published — No warranty period published on either Sharp Singapore property for this model
Regular price
S$799
Lifecycle
Listed as current
Sterra Ray™ Dehumidifier (model number not established)
Sterra
Figure as published
12 L/day (no test condition published)
Extraction at 30°C / 80% RH
—
Why the cohort column is blank
no test condition published
Technology — published by the maker, or inferred
Compressor — inferred by LocalRank, not published by the maker: read from Sterra Singapore (brand)’s own published specification, which never prints the class
Published unit warranty
Not published
Regular price
S$289
Lifecycle
Listed as current
Sterra Sun™ Dehumidifier (model number not established)
Sterra
Figure as published
12 L/day (no test condition published)
Extraction at 30°C / 80% RH
—
Why the cohort column is blank
no test condition published
Technology — published by the maker, or inferred
Compressor, as published — stated by the maker
Published unit warranty
1 year (1 year is the shortest unit term found anywhere in this corpus; Whirlpool and Philips publish 2 years and Kruger claims 3.)
Regular price
S$349
Lifecycle
Listed as current
Sterra Titan™ Dehumidifier (model number not established)
Sterra
Figure as published
25 L/day (no test condition published)
Extraction at 30°C / 80% RH
—
Why the cohort column is blank
no test condition published
Technology — published by the maker, or inferred
Compressor — inferred by LocalRank, not published by the maker: read from Sterra Singapore (brand)’s own published specification, which never prints the class
Published unit warranty
Not published
Regular price
S$649
Lifecycle
Listed as current
RAD-DIB28SG
Toshiba
Figure as published
28 L/day (no test condition published) — Moisture Removal 28L/Day
Extraction at 30°C / 80% RH
—
Why the cohort column is blank
no test condition published
Technology — published by the maker, or inferred
Compressor, as published — Toshiba Lifestyle Singapore states it in its own published specification
Published unit warranty
Not published — No warranty period on the product page. A time-limited term advertised on the page is not recorded as this model’s published term.
Regular price
Price not established — Toshiba Lifestyle Singapore publishes no price; the page offers only 'Where to Buy'. No stable regular Singapore price was established
Lifecycle
Listed as current

Three technologies, three tables, and why they may not merge

Technology gates these tables before the test condition does, and the ordering is deliberate. The commercial desiccant equipment sold here is published in kilograms per hour at 20°C / 60% RH, against litres per day at a tropical point for the compressor cohort: a different unit and a different rating point, with no arithmetic that makes them share a column. But the unit of measure is not what the gate is for. Two of the desiccant units here publish litres per day, and one of those publishes it at a condition a compressor machine in the same catalogue also publishes.

Ionmax’s ION632 shows the harm: a desiccant unit published in litres per day — 10 L/day at 20°C / 60% RH — which on a merged table would tie exactly with a compressor unit rated 10 L/day at 30°C / 80% RH while describing a materially different machine.

Thermoelectric units are the trap a condition check does not catch. IONA’s GLD105 removes 250 ml/day and its GLD205 450 ml/day, both at 30°C / 80% RH — the same condition as the compressor cohort. A page that checked only the condition would put one of them in a column beside a machine rated 35 L/day at 30°C / 80% RH, roughly a hundred and forty times larger, and every automated check would pass because the row is internally consistent. So the technology class is checked first, and the build fails if a desiccant or thermoelectric unit ever reaches a compressor table.

The case that settles it is inside one maker’s own catalogue. De'Longhi publishes the DNS65 at 6 L/day at 32°C / 80% RH and the DEXD214RF at 14 L/day at 32°C / 80% RH — the same brand, the same declared condition, the same published unit. A page that segmented on the test condition alone would have put those two machines in one column, inviting a reader to take the first for a weaker second. The maker’s own manual for the DEXD214RF prints a defrost device, a restart delay protecting the compressor, and operating limits of 2°C to 30°C. The identical template for the DNS65 has no defrost row, no refrigerant, no occurrence of the word compressor, and operating limits of 1°C to 35°C — and a vapour-compression machine rated to run at 1°C carries a defrost device. Because De'Longhi never prints the word desiccant either, that class is LocalRank’s reading of the manual rather than a maker’s statement, and is labelled as inferred everywhere it appears. The technology gate, not the condition check, is the only thing keeping those two apart.

Technology class is published for 58 of the 77 dehumidifier models here, inferred by LocalRank for 6, and established neither way for the remaining 13. The distinction is visible in every table: a class the maker prints is labelled as published, and one LocalRank read out of a manual is labelled as inferred, because a citation attached to an unmarked inference is worse than no citation. The models with no class are silence, not a finding. None is a compressor by default. A low wattage figure is not a classification, and a machine that publishes no refrigerant has not told you it has no compressor.

Here is every class this page inferred, with what each inference rests on, in the research file’s own words. None is a manufacturer statement.

Classes LocalRank inferred rather than read off a maker’s statement. Each rests on first-party quantitative evidence; none is published by the maker, and each is labelled as inferred wherever it appears on this page.

Classes LocalRank inferred rather than read off a maker’s statement. Each rests on first-party quantitative evidence; none is published by the maker, and each is labelled as inferred wherever it appears on this page.
Model	Class, as inferred	Confidence recorded	What the inference rests on
DNS65De'Longhi	Desiccant — inferred by LocalRank, not published by the maker: read from De'Longhi (manufacturer)’s own manual, which never prints the class	high	De'Longhi's own manual publishes operating limits of 1°C - 35°C for DNS65. A vapour-compression dehumidifier rated to run at 1°C must carry a defrost device. De'Longhi's manual template has a "Defrost device" row. It is present and set to "Yes" in the DEXD214RF manual and is absent entirely from the DNS65 specification. The word "compressor" appears in the DEXD214RF manual and appears nowhere in the DNS65 manual. No refrigerant is declared for DNS65 by De'Longhi anywhere - Singapore site, global site, Philippines site or manual - while DEXD214RF carries a declared R290 charge and a separate "Safety warnings" document on its support page. The DNS65 support page lists only "Instructions for use" and no safety-warnings document. Corroboration only, not proof: within one maker's own catalogue and on one published condition, 520 W for 6 L/day (DNS65) against 300 W for 14 L/day (DEXD214RF), both quoted at 32°C/80%. That is roughly a four-fold difference in watts per litre, in the direction and of the magnitude expected of a regeneration heater rather than a refrigeration circuit.
MDH012Mistral	Thermoelectric (Peltier) — inferred by LocalRank, not published by the maker: read from Mayer Marketing (Singapore distributor for Mistral)’s official Singapore distributor’s specification, which never prints the class	medium high	The distributor's own electrical specification is a 9 V DC adapter-powered unit rated 33.25 W and weighing 1.3 kg, removing up to 320 ml/day. A vapour-compression circuit cannot run from a 9 V DC wall adapter at 33 W. Compare the compressor unit PowerPac IF3256 in this same file: 200-240 V AC mains, 200 W, 11 kg. A desiccant unit at this output would need a regeneration heater of hundreds of watts and could not run on a 9 V adapter either. The same 9 V DC / roughly 22-33 W / sub-litre-per-day electrical signature is what PowerPac and IONA both publish for units they explicitly describe as Peltier. — no test condition published with that figure
N5025DHNNIO	Compressor — inferred by LocalRank, not published by the maker: read from Courts Singapore (brand owner of NNIO)’s own specification as brand owner, which never prints the class	medium	320 W producing 25 L/day at 14 kg. Thermoelectric is excluded by two orders of magnitude and desiccant by an order of magnitude in watts per litre, on the same comparison set as NDH12L. SOLE-SIGNAL CAVEAT: power against capacity alone. No refrigerant, defrost function or operating temperature range is published. — no test condition published with that figure
NDH12LNNIO	Compressor — inferred by LocalRank, not published by the maker: read from Courts Singapore (brand owner of NNIO)’s own specification as brand owner, which never prints the class	medium	200 W producing 12 L/day. Thermoelectric is excluded by two orders of magnitude: the published Peltier units in this same file draw 22-33 W for 300-450 ml/day, so 12 L/day would require roughly a kilowatt of Peltier. Desiccant is excluded by power and by weight: the desiccant range published by Risen in Singapore draws 0.8 kW for 0.3 kg/hr, roughly 7 L/day, and this unit is rated at 200 W for 12 L/day. SOLE-SIGNAL CAVEAT: this rests on the power-against-capacity ratio alone. NNIO publishes no refrigerant, no defrost function and no operating temperature range. It is corroboration presented as an inference, not proof. — no test condition published with that figure
Sterra Ray™ Dehumidifier (model number not established)Sterra	Compressor — inferred by LocalRank, not published by the maker: read from Sterra Singapore (brand)’s own published specification, which never prints the class	medium	Sterra's own published operating temperature range is 5°C to 35°C. A 5°C lower limit is the refrigerant-cycle signature: Sharp's manual states its compressor stops below 5°C, novita publishes 5°C-35°C for its rotary-compressor ND26+, and Risen publishes 5-38°C for its R410A units. Desiccant units are sold on working below that: De'Longhi's DNS65 manual publishes 1°C. 200 W producing 12 L/day excludes thermoelectric by two orders of magnitude and desiccant by an order of magnitude in watts per litre. Two independent first-party signals rather than one, which is why this is recorded at MEDIUM rather than the sole-signal level.
Sterra Titan™ Dehumidifier (model number not established)Sterra	Compressor — inferred by LocalRank, not published by the maker: read from Sterra Singapore (brand)’s own published specification, which never prints the class	medium low	410 W producing 25 L/day at 14 kg excludes thermoelectric by two orders of magnitude and desiccant by an order of magnitude in watts per litre. SOLE-SIGNAL CAVEAT: unlike the Sterra Ray, this model publishes no operating temperature range, so power against capacity is the only signal. Recorded at MEDIUM_LOW for that reason. — no test condition published with that figure

DNS65
De'Longhi
Class, as inferred
Desiccant — inferred by LocalRank, not published by the maker: read from De'Longhi (manufacturer)’s own manual, which never prints the class
Confidence recorded
high
What the inference rests on
De'Longhi's own manual publishes operating limits of 1°C - 35°C for DNS65. A vapour-compression dehumidifier rated to run at 1°C must carry a defrost device. De'Longhi's manual template has a "Defrost device" row. It is present and set to "Yes" in the DEXD214RF manual and is absent entirely from the DNS65 specification. The word "compressor" appears in the DEXD214RF manual and appears nowhere in the DNS65 manual. No refrigerant is declared for DNS65 by De'Longhi anywhere - Singapore site, global site, Philippines site or manual - while DEXD214RF carries a declared R290 charge and a separate "Safety warnings" document on its support page. The DNS65 support page lists only "Instructions for use" and no safety-warnings document. Corroboration only, not proof: within one maker's own catalogue and on one published condition, 520 W for 6 L/day (DNS65) against 300 W for 14 L/day (DEXD214RF), both quoted at 32°C/80%. That is roughly a four-fold difference in watts per litre, in the direction and of the magnitude expected of a regeneration heater rather than a refrigeration circuit.
MDH012
Mistral
Class, as inferred
Thermoelectric (Peltier) — inferred by LocalRank, not published by the maker: read from Mayer Marketing (Singapore distributor for Mistral)’s official Singapore distributor’s specification, which never prints the class
Confidence recorded
medium high
What the inference rests on
The distributor's own electrical specification is a 9 V DC adapter-powered unit rated 33.25 W and weighing 1.3 kg, removing up to 320 ml/day. A vapour-compression circuit cannot run from a 9 V DC wall adapter at 33 W. Compare the compressor unit PowerPac IF3256 in this same file: 200-240 V AC mains, 200 W, 11 kg. A desiccant unit at this output would need a regeneration heater of hundreds of watts and could not run on a 9 V adapter either. The same 9 V DC / roughly 22-33 W / sub-litre-per-day electrical signature is what PowerPac and IONA both publish for units they explicitly describe as Peltier. — no test condition published with that figure
N5025DH
NNIO
Class, as inferred
Compressor — inferred by LocalRank, not published by the maker: read from Courts Singapore (brand owner of NNIO)’s own specification as brand owner, which never prints the class
Confidence recorded
medium
What the inference rests on
320 W producing 25 L/day at 14 kg. Thermoelectric is excluded by two orders of magnitude and desiccant by an order of magnitude in watts per litre, on the same comparison set as NDH12L. SOLE-SIGNAL CAVEAT: power against capacity alone. No refrigerant, defrost function or operating temperature range is published. — no test condition published with that figure
NDH12L
NNIO
Class, as inferred
Compressor — inferred by LocalRank, not published by the maker: read from Courts Singapore (brand owner of NNIO)’s own specification as brand owner, which never prints the class
Confidence recorded
medium
What the inference rests on
200 W producing 12 L/day. Thermoelectric is excluded by two orders of magnitude: the published Peltier units in this same file draw 22-33 W for 300-450 ml/day, so 12 L/day would require roughly a kilowatt of Peltier. Desiccant is excluded by power and by weight: the desiccant range published by Risen in Singapore draws 0.8 kW for 0.3 kg/hr, roughly 7 L/day, and this unit is rated at 200 W for 12 L/day. SOLE-SIGNAL CAVEAT: this rests on the power-against-capacity ratio alone. NNIO publishes no refrigerant, no defrost function and no operating temperature range. It is corroboration presented as an inference, not proof. — no test condition published with that figure
Sterra Ray™ Dehumidifier (model number not established)
Sterra
Class, as inferred
Compressor — inferred by LocalRank, not published by the maker: read from Sterra Singapore (brand)’s own published specification, which never prints the class
Confidence recorded
medium
What the inference rests on
Sterra's own published operating temperature range is 5°C to 35°C. A 5°C lower limit is the refrigerant-cycle signature: Sharp's manual states its compressor stops below 5°C, novita publishes 5°C-35°C for its rotary-compressor ND26+, and Risen publishes 5-38°C for its R410A units. Desiccant units are sold on working below that: De'Longhi's DNS65 manual publishes 1°C. 200 W producing 12 L/day excludes thermoelectric by two orders of magnitude and desiccant by an order of magnitude in watts per litre. Two independent first-party signals rather than one, which is why this is recorded at MEDIUM rather than the sole-signal level.
Sterra Titan™ Dehumidifier (model number not established)
Sterra
Class, as inferred
Compressor — inferred by LocalRank, not published by the maker: read from Sterra Singapore (brand)’s own published specification, which never prints the class
Confidence recorded
medium low
What the inference rests on
410 W producing 25 L/day at 14 kg excludes thermoelectric by two orders of magnitude and desiccant by an order of magnitude in watts per litre. SOLE-SIGNAL CAVEAT: unlike the Sterra Ray, this model publishes no operating temperature range, so power against capacity is the only signal. Recorded at MEDIUM_LOW for that reason. — no test condition published with that figure

Desiccant units

5 units here are desiccant machines, and most of them are commercial and industrial equipment rather than a household purchase. Not all: 1 of them is a consumer unit on a major brand’s Singapore range, on an inferred class. Their power draw is not on the same scale either. A desiccant rotor needs a regeneration heater, so a unit rated 2 kg/hour at 20°C / 60% RH draws about two kilowatts where a room compressor unit sits in the hundreds of watts.

Desiccant units, published or inferred. Most publish a different unit and a different rating point from every table above; the two that do publish litres per day are still not readable against the cohort, because the machine behind the figure is a different kind of machine.

Desiccant units, published or inferred. Most publish a different unit and a different rating point from every table above; the two that do publish litres per day are still not readable against the cohort, because the machine behind the figure is a different kind of machine.
Model	Extraction, as published	Technology — published by the maker, or inferred	Published unit warranty	Regular price	Lifecycle
DNS65De'Longhi	6 L/day at 32°C / 80% RH — up to 6 litres of excess moisture in 24 hours, normal mode	Desiccant — inferred by LocalRank, not published by the maker: read from De'Longhi (manufacturer)’s own manual, which never prints the class	Not published — Store states only 'full manufacturer's warranty, duration varies by product'	S$499	Listed as current
DT-320RDDritech	2 kg/hour at 20°C / 60% RH	Desiccant, as published — stated by the maker	Not published	Price not established — Supplier publishes no price	Listed as current
DT-600RDDritech	3 kg/hour at 20°C / 60% RH	Desiccant, as published — stated by the maker	Not published	Price not established — Supplier publishes no price	Listed as current
DT-800RDDritech	6 kg/hour at 20°C / 60% RH	Desiccant, as published — stated by the maker	Not published	Price not established — Supplier publishes no price	Listed as current
ION632Ionmax	10 L/day at 20°C / 60% RH	Desiccant, as published — stated by the maker	Not published	Price not established — No Singapore price exists; the product is not established as sold here	Lifecycle not established

DNS65
De'Longhi
Extraction, as published
6 L/day at 32°C / 80% RH — up to 6 litres of excess moisture in 24 hours, normal mode
Technology — published by the maker, or inferred
Desiccant — inferred by LocalRank, not published by the maker: read from De'Longhi (manufacturer)’s own manual, which never prints the class
Published unit warranty
Not published — Store states only 'full manufacturer's warranty, duration varies by product'
Regular price
S$499
Lifecycle
Listed as current
DT-320RD
Dritech
Extraction, as published
2 kg/hour at 20°C / 60% RH
Technology — published by the maker, or inferred
Desiccant, as published — stated by the maker
Published unit warranty
Not published
Regular price
Price not established — Supplier publishes no price
Lifecycle
Listed as current
DT-600RD
Dritech
Extraction, as published
3 kg/hour at 20°C / 60% RH
Technology — published by the maker, or inferred
Desiccant, as published — stated by the maker
Published unit warranty
Not published
Regular price
Price not established — Supplier publishes no price
Lifecycle
Listed as current
DT-800RD
Dritech
Extraction, as published
6 kg/hour at 20°C / 60% RH
Technology — published by the maker, or inferred
Desiccant, as published — stated by the maker
Published unit warranty
Not published
Regular price
Price not established — Supplier publishes no price
Lifecycle
Listed as current
ION632
Ionmax
Extraction, as published
10 L/day at 20°C / 60% RH
Technology — published by the maker, or inferred
Desiccant, as published — stated by the maker
Published unit warranty
Not published
Regular price
Price not established — No Singapore price exists; the product is not established as sold here
Lifecycle
Lifecycle not established

Sub-litre moisture removers

7 units in the merged set are published in millilitres rather than litres, or are established or inferred to be thermoelectric or a rechargeable desiccant block. These are a different purchase decision — a wardrobe, a safe, a camera cabinet — and are separated out for that reason rather than ranked against room units. One, PowerPac’s IF3251, is published per recharge cycle rather than per day, so it cannot be placed on a daily axis at all.

Sub-litre moisture removers, including every unit stated to be thermoelectric or a rechargeable desiccant block. Separated from the room-unit tables by technology and by scale, not by judgement.

Sub-litre moisture removers, including every unit stated to be thermoelectric or a rechargeable desiccant block. Separated from the room-unit tables by technology and by scale, not by judgement.
Model	Figure as published	Technology — published by the maker, or inferred	Tank	Regular price	Lifecycle
CDHS600WHCornell	300 ml/day (test condition published only on a retailer listing (30C / 80%RH), not by the maker)	Thermoelectric (Peltier), as published — stated by the brand	0.6 L	Price not established — the only figure found is a retailer listing, which establishes availability and never a price of record	Lifecycle not established
GLD105IONA	up to 250 ml/day at 30°C / 80% RH	Thermoelectric (Peltier), as published — stated by the maker	1.5 L	S$99	Listed as current
GLD205IONA	up to 450 ml/day at 30°C / 80% RH	Thermoelectric (Peltier), as published — IONA Singapore states it in its own published specification	2 L	Price not established — No price retrieved from the brand's own site or a named SG distributor	Lifecycle not established
MDH012Mistral	up to 320 ml/day (no test condition published)	Thermoelectric (Peltier) — inferred by LocalRank, not published by the maker: read from Mayer Marketing (Singapore distributor for Mistral)’s official Singapore distributor’s specification, which never prints the class	1.2 L	S$169	Listed as current
IF3251PowerPac	150 ml per recharge cycle (no test condition published)	Rechargeable desiccant block, as published — stated by the maker	Not published	S$19.90	Listed as current
IF3252PowerPac	up to 300 ml/day at 30°C / 80% RH	Thermoelectric (Peltier), as published — PowerPac Marketing (manufacturer/brand owner, Singapore) states it in its own manual	1.1 L	S$59.90	Listed as current
IF3253PowerPac	up to 900 ml/day at 30°C / 80% RH	Thermoelectric (Peltier), as published — PowerPac Marketing states it in its own manual	3.8 L	S$99	Listed as current

CDHS600WH
Cornell
Figure as published
300 ml/day (test condition published only on a retailer listing (30C / 80%RH), not by the maker)
Technology — published by the maker, or inferred
Thermoelectric (Peltier), as published — stated by the brand
Tank
0.6 L
Regular price
Price not established — the only figure found is a retailer listing, which establishes availability and never a price of record
Lifecycle
Lifecycle not established
GLD105
IONA
Figure as published
up to 250 ml/day at 30°C / 80% RH
Technology — published by the maker, or inferred
Thermoelectric (Peltier), as published — stated by the maker
Tank
1.5 L
Regular price
S$99
Lifecycle
Listed as current
GLD205
IONA
Figure as published
up to 450 ml/day at 30°C / 80% RH
Technology — published by the maker, or inferred
Thermoelectric (Peltier), as published — IONA Singapore states it in its own published specification
Tank
2 L
Regular price
Price not established — No price retrieved from the brand's own site or a named SG distributor
Lifecycle
Lifecycle not established
MDH012
Mistral
Figure as published
up to 320 ml/day (no test condition published)
Technology — published by the maker, or inferred
Thermoelectric (Peltier) — inferred by LocalRank, not published by the maker: read from Mayer Marketing (Singapore distributor for Mistral)’s official Singapore distributor’s specification, which never prints the class
Tank
1.2 L
Regular price
S$169
Lifecycle
Listed as current
IF3251
PowerPac
Figure as published
150 ml per recharge cycle (no test condition published)
Technology — published by the maker, or inferred
Rechargeable desiccant block, as published — stated by the maker
Tank
Not published
Regular price
S$19.90
Lifecycle
Listed as current
IF3252
PowerPac
Figure as published
up to 300 ml/day at 30°C / 80% RH
Technology — published by the maker, or inferred
Thermoelectric (Peltier), as published — PowerPac Marketing (manufacturer/brand owner, Singapore) states it in its own manual
Tank
1.1 L
Regular price
S$59.90
Lifecycle
Listed as current
IF3253
PowerPac
Figure as published
up to 900 ml/day at 30°C / 80% RH
Technology — published by the maker, or inferred
Thermoelectric (Peltier), as published — PowerPac Marketing states it in its own manual
Tank
3.8 L
Regular price
S$99
Lifecycle
Listed as current

What the makers themselves say about running one here

The strongest statement in either file about sizing a dehumidifier for a Singapore home comes from a brand that refuses to give a number. Kruger, which states it designs, tests, assembles and services its own systems here, publishes no coverage figure and states instead that capacity is influenced by floor area, ceiling height, airflow, aspect and existing humidity, recommending a site assessment. That is a manufacturer saying the single number cannot be given.

Recommended room size is a marketing claim

No maker publishes a method, a ceiling height, an air-change assumption or a starting humidity behind its coverage figure, and the implied ratios show the figures are not measuring the same thing. Across the 9 secondary coverage claims with a derivable ratio, implied coverage spans 1.263 to 4.16 m² per litre per day — a 3.3-times spread between brands claiming to describe the same relationship.

Mistral’s entire range implies an exact, unvarying 2.00 m² per litre per day across four machines — 24 m², 32 m², 48 m² and 70 m² against 12, 16, 24 and 35 litre ratings. A ratio that never deviates across a product line was calculated, not tested.
Sterra publishes 30 m² for one unit and 18 m² for another, and both are rated 12 L/day with no test condition published for either. Same brand, same headline capacity, a 67 per cent difference in the coverage claim.
Blueair’s D26i is listed at 24 m² by one distributor and 50 m² by another; Ionmax’s ION632 at 50 sqm by its distributor and 25 sqm by a retailer. Same model, twice the room, in both cases.
PowerPac publishes coverage in square centimetres — under 15 cm² for one unit. Fifteen square centimetres is roughly a matchbox. This page does not transcribe those figures and does not reinterpret them as square metres.

So coverage gets no column. Where a brand publishes one it is reported in that brand’s own words as something it claims, not as a specification.

Noise: why there is no decibel column

8 of the 33 secondary records publish any decibel figure at all. Exactly one attributes its figures to a named operating mode. Not one states a measurement distance, and not one names an acoustic standard. A decibel figure without a distance is not a measurement a reader can act on.

Risen publishes an identical 45 dB(A) for its RL-850D, RL-860D and RL-870D — three units of different capacity and airflow. That is a series catalogue value rather than a per-model measurement.
Mistral publishes 41 dBA for its 1.2 L tabletop unit and nothing for its 12, 16, 24 or 35 litre machines, which are the ones a buyer would actually want to compare.
Blueair is the one exception, tying 32 dB(A) to purification and 49 dB(A) to dehumidification on the same machine. Even that lacks a distance — and note what it reveals: the dehumidifying figure is 17 dB above the purifying one, so a single-number claim on a two-in-one unit is likely quoting the quieter function.

Where a figure exists it is quoted in the model’s own row with the qualifier its maker gave it; where none exists the page records that none was published. A machine that publishes no decibel figure has not told you it is quiet.

Energy labels: what a grade on a dehumidifier here is not

Singapore’s Mandatory Energy Labelling Scheme and Minimum Energy Performance Standards do not cover dehumidifiers. The regulated goods are air-conditioners, portable air-conditioners, refrigerators, clothes dryers, televisions, general lighting, water heaters, three-phase variable-refrigerant-flow air-conditioners, three-phase induction motors and commercial storage refrigerators. Dehumidifiers are not on that list.

That matters because energy grades do appear on dehumidifier listings sold here — one listing in this corpus carries a Grade 1 Energy Label claim. Whatever scheme that grade belongs to, it is not a Singapore rating. There is no efficiency figure to compare either: not one model in either file publishes measured consumption at a declared condition or a litres-per-kilowatt-hour figure. What makers publish is nameplate rated input power, a maximum draw and not a consumption. So there is no efficiency column and no calculated running cost.

Tank, drainage and warranty

These three compare cleanly, because none depends on a test condition: a tank is a volume, drainage either exists or it does not, and a term is a term. Tank size is the field a buyer underrates. In Singapore’s humidity a high-capacity machine fills its tank fast, and the tanks in this set are not proportionate to the capacities: the largest tank found is 10 litres. That is why continuous drainage — a hose to a floor drain or a basin — decides whether a machine can be left running unattended. Most units here state that drainage is supported; fewer state the hose type or diameter, and several state nothing, which the tables record as unpublished rather than as absent.

Warranty is comparable but must be read for what it covers. Published terms here run from one year to ten. One brand publishes a motor-only term of 24 months with no whole-unit term at all — the inverse of a component carve-out — and applies it unchanged to a passive rechargeable absorber with no stated motor.

Price is the weakest evidence on this page

48 of the 77 dehumidifier models here carry a regular price established at manufacturer or official-distributor tier. The other 29 are shown as not established with the reason rather than filled with a guess. LG and Toshiba publish no Singapore price at all; Kruger and Risen route to a sales enquiry; several models exist only on retailer listings, which establish that a machine is sold here and never what it costs as a matter of record.

The deeper problem is with the prices that are established. Almost the entire Singapore dehumidifier catalogue is displayed as a struck-through usual price against a lower live price, on the brands’ own storefronts as well as at retail. 33 of the 45 models in the major-brand file were observed at a lower campaign price on a single day, several at 40 to 60 per cent beneath the figure printed as regular. Where a regular price is never actually charged, recording it as the regular price is itself a claim rather than an observation.

Campaign prices are suppressed site-wide, so what a reader sees is the publisher’s own regular figure, preserved alongside the campaign observation in the research corpus. Two brands publish a single stable price with no strike-through. Treat every other price on this page as the weakest fact in its row.

What each brand actually publishes

This is the one cross-brand comparison the evidence genuinely supports, and it compares what a brand discloses rather than how well its machines work. A brand that states its test conditions has given a buyer something checkable; one that does not has given a number that cannot be placed beside anyone else’s. Neither says anything about how much water either machine removes.

Disclosure by brand across 77 dehumidifier models, as published on 22 September 2026. Each cell counts models within that brand. This compares publishing practice, not product performance.

Disclosure by brand across 77 dehumidifier models, as published on 22 September 2026. Each cell counts models within that brand. This compares publishing practice, not product performance.
Brand	Models in this set	Publish a numeric test condition	Publish noise tied to a mode	Publish a refrigerant designation	Publish a warranty term	Publish a regular Singapore price
novita	12	12 of 12	1 of 12	12 of 12	3 of 12	12 of 12
EuropAce	11	9 of 11	0 of 11	1 of 11	10 of 11	10 of 11
Mistral	6	5 of 6	0 of 6	5 of 6	0 of 6	6 of 6
LG	5	4 of 5	1 of 5	5 of 5	5 of 5	0 of 5
Risen	5	2 of 5	0 of 5	5 of 5	0 of 5	0 of 5
IONA	4	2 of 4	0 of 4	0 of 4	0 of 4	2 of 4
Midea	4	0 of 4	0 of 4	0 of 4	1 of 4	0 of 4
PowerPac	4	2 of 4	0 of 4	0 of 4	4 of 4	4 of 4
Sharp	4	2 of 4	0 of 4	0 of 4	0 of 4	4 of 4
Dritech	3	3 of 3	0 of 3	0 of 3	0 of 3	0 of 3
Sterra	3	0 of 3	0 of 3	0 of 3	1 of 3	3 of 3
Cornell	2	0 of 2	0 of 2	1 of 2	1 of 2	1 of 2
De'Longhi	2	2 of 2	0 of 2	1 of 2	0 of 2	2 of 2
NNIO	2	0 of 2	0 of 2	0 of 2	0 of 2	0 of 2
Toshiba	2	0 of 2	1 of 2	0 of 2	0 of 2	0 of 2
Whirlpool	2	1 of 2	0 of 2	2 of 2	1 of 2	1 of 2
Xiaomi	2	2 of 2	0 of 2	2 of 2	0 of 2	2 of 2
Blueair	1	0 of 1	1 of 1	0 of 1	1 of 1	0 of 1
Ionmax	1	1 of 1	0 of 1	0 of 1	0 of 1	0 of 1
Kruger	1	0 of 1	0 of 1	0 of 1	1 of 1	0 of 1
Philips	1	1 of 1	0 of 1	1 of 1	1 of 1	1 of 1

novita
Models in this set
12
Publish a numeric test condition
12 of 12
Publish noise tied to a mode
1 of 12
Publish a refrigerant designation
12 of 12
Publish a warranty term
3 of 12
Publish a regular Singapore price
12 of 12
EuropAce
Models in this set
11
Publish a numeric test condition
9 of 11
Publish noise tied to a mode
0 of 11
Publish a refrigerant designation
1 of 11
Publish a warranty term
10 of 11
Publish a regular Singapore price
10 of 11
Mistral
Models in this set
6
Publish a numeric test condition
5 of 6
Publish noise tied to a mode
0 of 6
Publish a refrigerant designation
5 of 6
Publish a warranty term
0 of 6
Publish a regular Singapore price
6 of 6
LG
Models in this set
5
Publish a numeric test condition
4 of 5
Publish noise tied to a mode
1 of 5
Publish a refrigerant designation
5 of 5
Publish a warranty term
5 of 5
Publish a regular Singapore price
0 of 5
Risen
Models in this set
5
Publish a numeric test condition
2 of 5
Publish noise tied to a mode
0 of 5
Publish a refrigerant designation
5 of 5
Publish a warranty term
0 of 5
Publish a regular Singapore price
0 of 5
IONA
Models in this set
4
Publish a numeric test condition
2 of 4
Publish noise tied to a mode
0 of 4
Publish a refrigerant designation
0 of 4
Publish a warranty term
0 of 4
Publish a regular Singapore price
2 of 4
Midea
Models in this set
4
Publish a numeric test condition
0 of 4
Publish noise tied to a mode
0 of 4
Publish a refrigerant designation
0 of 4
Publish a warranty term
1 of 4
Publish a regular Singapore price
0 of 4
PowerPac
Models in this set
4
Publish a numeric test condition
2 of 4
Publish noise tied to a mode
0 of 4
Publish a refrigerant designation
0 of 4
Publish a warranty term
4 of 4
Publish a regular Singapore price
4 of 4
Sharp
Models in this set
4
Publish a numeric test condition
2 of 4
Publish noise tied to a mode
0 of 4
Publish a refrigerant designation
0 of 4
Publish a warranty term
0 of 4
Publish a regular Singapore price
4 of 4
Dritech
Models in this set
3
Publish a numeric test condition
3 of 3
Publish noise tied to a mode
0 of 3
Publish a refrigerant designation
0 of 3
Publish a warranty term
0 of 3
Publish a regular Singapore price
0 of 3
Sterra
Models in this set
3
Publish a numeric test condition
0 of 3
Publish noise tied to a mode
0 of 3
Publish a refrigerant designation
0 of 3
Publish a warranty term
1 of 3
Publish a regular Singapore price
3 of 3
Cornell
Models in this set
2
Publish a numeric test condition
0 of 2
Publish noise tied to a mode
0 of 2
Publish a refrigerant designation
1 of 2
Publish a warranty term
1 of 2
Publish a regular Singapore price
1 of 2
De'Longhi
Models in this set
2
Publish a numeric test condition
2 of 2
Publish noise tied to a mode
0 of 2
Publish a refrigerant designation
1 of 2
Publish a warranty term
0 of 2
Publish a regular Singapore price
2 of 2
NNIO
Models in this set
2
Publish a numeric test condition
0 of 2
Publish noise tied to a mode
0 of 2
Publish a refrigerant designation
0 of 2
Publish a warranty term
0 of 2
Publish a regular Singapore price
0 of 2
Toshiba
Models in this set
2
Publish a numeric test condition
0 of 2
Publish noise tied to a mode
1 of 2
Publish a refrigerant designation
0 of 2
Publish a warranty term
0 of 2
Publish a regular Singapore price
0 of 2
Whirlpool
Models in this set
2
Publish a numeric test condition
1 of 2
Publish noise tied to a mode
0 of 2
Publish a refrigerant designation
2 of 2
Publish a warranty term
1 of 2
Publish a regular Singapore price
1 of 2
Xiaomi
Models in this set
2
Publish a numeric test condition
2 of 2
Publish noise tied to a mode
0 of 2
Publish a refrigerant designation
2 of 2
Publish a warranty term
0 of 2
Publish a regular Singapore price
2 of 2
Blueair
Models in this set
1
Publish a numeric test condition
0 of 1
Publish noise tied to a mode
1 of 1
Publish a refrigerant designation
0 of 1
Publish a warranty term
1 of 1
Publish a regular Singapore price
0 of 1
Ionmax
Models in this set
1
Publish a numeric test condition
1 of 1
Publish noise tied to a mode
0 of 1
Publish a refrigerant designation
0 of 1
Publish a warranty term
0 of 1
Publish a regular Singapore price
0 of 1
Kruger
Models in this set
1
Publish a numeric test condition
0 of 1
Publish noise tied to a mode
0 of 1
Publish a refrigerant designation
0 of 1
Publish a warranty term
1 of 1
Publish a regular Singapore price
0 of 1
Philips
Models in this set
1
Publish a numeric test condition
1 of 1
Publish noise tied to a mode
0 of 1
Publish a refrigerant designation
1 of 1
Publish a warranty term
1 of 1
Publish a regular Singapore price
1 of 1

Across the whole set, 48 of 77 dehumidifier models publish a numeric test condition, 35 a refrigerant designation, 29 a warranty term, and 4 a noise figure tied to a stated mode. Not one publishes a noise figure with a measurement distance.

Contradictions, preserved rather than resolved

Where two sources disagree and the evidence does not support choosing between them, both are kept. None of the following is resolved.

DW-T30FE-W / DW-T30FE-H, dimensions and weight. 3 sources disagree — sg.sharp (Sharp SG corporate); sharp.com.sg (Official SHARP SG E-Store); Harvey Norman Singapore. Two first-party Sharp Singapore properties disagree with each other and a retailer disagrees with both; the retailer figures match the smaller DW-E16FA-W.
DW-E16FA-W, dimensions. 2 sources disagree — sg.sharp; sharp.com.sg. Preserved unresolved.
ND838i, extraction capacity. 2 sources disagree — novita SG product page (34.8 L/day at 30C/80%RH); third-party product summary (30 L/day) — no test condition published with that figure. Preserved unresolved.
MDDF-16DEN7, price. 2 sources disagree — Courts Singapore (RRP S$322 / S$284.60); PassionAir (S$239 single price). No manufacturer price exists to arbitrate between two Singapore retailers.
MDDM-20DEN7, tank capacity. One source, uncorroborated — PassionAir (12 L tank on a 343 mm cube). Preserved unresolved.
RAD-DIB28SG vs RAD-DIA28SG, model identity. 2 sources disagree — Toshiba Lifestyle SG page body (RAD-DIB28SG); Toshiba Lifestyle SG URL slug and search title (RAD-DIA28SG). Preserved unresolved.

The Sharp case deserves naming because both sources are Sharp’s. Sharp Singapore’s corporate site publishes the DW-T30FE at 18.7 kg and Sharp’s own Singapore e-store publishes the same model at 12.2 kg — two first-party properties of one manufacturer disagreeing by more than half again on one machine. The lower figure is also the weight both sources give for a much smaller Sharp model, which looks like copied specification data rather than a second measurement. That is an observation, not a resolution, and neither figure is preferred here.

How this page was built

Every figure here was read from a manufacturer page, an official Singapore distributor, a specification sheet or a manual on 22 September 2026, and every cell is derived at build time from the research corpus rather than typed into the article. The unit of comparison is the exact model number.

Model-number traps in this category

Two records here are carried with a doubt attached rather than deleted or quietly merged into a near-namesake. Deleting either would remove evidence; merging either would invent a machine.

RAD-DIA28SG may not be a model. No first-party Toshiba document prints the string RAD-DIA28SG at all. The recorded URL ending "rad-dia28sg" serves a page whose title, breadcrumb and specification section read RAD-DIB28SG throughout; RAD-DIA28SG appears in no visible text, no meta description and no title, including when the page is fetched with the CMS author mode disabled. It is kept with its identity recorded as not established. The rule that two model numbers are never merged on similarity is not reversed here: what is in doubt is whether this one names a machine at all, which is a different question from whether two records describe one.
DS242NF appears to be another market’s model, so its Singapore availability is not established. Whirlpool Singapore does not list DS242NF. What Whirlpool Singapore sells in that size is DS242HEHK, "24L Puri-Pro Dehumidpurifier", a different model code with different figures (24 L at 30°C/RH80% but 12.6 L at 26.7°C/RH60%, 14.1 kg, 400 x 590 x 190 mm) against DS242NF's 14 L at 26.7°C/RH60%, 14 kg, 175 mm depth. Whirlpool Hong Kong lists DS242NF. Whether the Singapore listing behind this record ships DS242NF or DS242HEHK is unresolved. The technology class is the same either way, but the identity is not. DS242NF is therefore marked as availability not established rather than deleted, and nothing from the differently-coded Singapore sibling is carried onto this record.

A Harvey Norman Singapore page serves the Philips DE5205/30 at a URL slugged de-5202-30. Model codes in this category must never be taken from a retailer URL.
Cornell’s own dehumidifier collection listed one product on the observation date without stating its model number; the code comes from retailers, and that provenance is recorded rather than hidden.
Names never encode capacity. novita’s ND80 is rated 50 L/day at 30°C / 80% RH and its ND12.8 13 L/day at the same condition. LG sells a machine marketed as 26L whose rated figure is 14 L/day, with no test condition published alongside it. Xiaomi sells one marketed as 11L rated 20 L/day at 30°C / 80% RH. A litre number in a model name is a name, not a specification.

What this page refuses to do

No capacity figure is printed without its test condition, or without a stated reason it is missing. The build fails rather than print one.
No figure is converted between conditions: the corpus contains two machines that disagree on the ratio by 23 per cent.
No model appears in a cohort table whose declared condition it does not match, and no desiccant, thermoelectric or rechargeable-block unit reaches a compressor table, whatever condition it quotes. No room size, decibel, efficiency or compressor-warranty column is built.
No quality is inferred from an award, a review score, a star rating, a popularity claim or a price.
No absence is read as a zero. A model that publishes no noise figure, no warranty, no price and no technology class is recorded as publishing none of them, which is a different statement from having none of them.
No model is called best, cheapest or recommended, and the order of every table carries no judgement.

What could not be established

Gain City category and product pages returned HTTP 403 to automated fetch; not used.
Panasonic Singapore all-products page returned HTTP 403 to fetch and was read through a rendering browser instead.
Philips Singapore storefront is a client-rendered app; read through a rendering browser.
2 limitations the discovery files recorded against novita and Sharp models were closed by the later classification work, which read the documents in question. 3 models gained a published test condition as a result, and it travels with their figures in the tables above.
5 models in the merged set publish no extraction figure this research could establish at all, so they appear in no capacity table.
13 models could not be confirmed as currently sold from a first-party page, which is a statement about what is published and not about whether they are on shelves.
3 large brands with a Singapore presence — Mitsubishi Electric, Panasonic, Samsung — publish no dehumidifier on their Singapore sites, so they contribute no models rather than being omitted.
10 further brands were checked in the secondary universe with no model established, for reasons recorded per brand in the research corpus.
1 record the discovery files carried on a retailer product title alone now rests on a first-party manufacturer page found since, which raises its provenance without resolving what the maker still does not publish.

Questions

Frequently asked

Which dehumidifier is the best one in Singapore?: This page does not name one, and the published evidence would not support it. The capacity figures on the boxes are quoted at six different test conditions, a third of the market quotes none at all, and the two machines that publish both conditions disagree on the conversion between them. An overall ordering built on that would be a presentation choice rather than a finding.
Can I just compare the litres-per-day numbers?: Only within a group tested the same way, and only after the technology class has been checked. Inside the 30°C / 80% RH cohort the figures describe the same test. Across conditions they do not: the two machines published at two conditions each disagree on the ratio by 23 per cent, so one physical machine is a 20-litre machine or a 12.3-litre machine purely by choice of stated condition.
Why is there no recommended room size column?: Because no maker publishes a method behind the figure, and the numbers show they are not measuring the same thing. Implied coverage runs from 1.26 to 4.16 m² per litre per day, one brand’s whole range implies an unvarying 2.00 m² per litre per day across four machines, and a Singapore manufacturer declines to publish a coverage figure at all.
Is a dehumidifier with a Grade 1 energy label more efficient?: It is not a Singapore rating, whatever else it is. The National Environment Agency’s Mandatory Energy Labelling Scheme and Minimum Energy Performance Standards do not cover dehumidifiers, so a grade on a dehumidifier sold here comes from another jurisdiction’s scheme or the vendor’s own. No model in this corpus publishes measured consumption at a declared condition or a litres-per-kilowatt-hour figure, so there is nothing to compare on efficiency either.
Does a desiccant model remove more water than a compressor model?: The published figures cannot answer that, because they are not the same measurement. The commercial desiccant equipment here is published in kilograms per hour at 20°C / 60% RH against litres per day at a tropical point for compressor units. Two desiccant units do publish litres per day, and they are the reason the split is by technology rather than by unit or condition: one is rated 10 L/day at 20°C / 60% RH, which would tie on a merged table with a compressor unit rated 10 L/day at 30°C / 80% RH, and one publishes at the same condition as a compressor machine in its own maker’s range.
Why does one model show no price?: Because no regular price was established at manufacturer or official-distributor tier. LG and Toshiba publish no Singapore price; Kruger and Risen route to a sales enquiry; some models exist only on retailer listings, which establish that a machine is sold here but never become the price of record. Where only a campaign price was found, the standard price is recorded as not established rather than guessed at.
How much water should a tank hold?: The published tank volumes do not scale with the published capacities, and that is the point worth taking away rather than a target figure. In this climate a high-capacity machine fills its tank quickly, so the specification that decides whether it can run unattended is continuous drainage. Most units here state that drainage is supported; fewer state the hose type or diameter, and several state nothing, which this page records as unpublished rather than as absent.

Update history

23 Sep 2026UpdateThree research files — 45 major-brand records, 33 secondary records and 42 technology-classification records — were merged on exact model number into 77 dehumidifier models, one model appearing in both. Published as a comparison rather than a ranking because six distinct capacity rating bases coexist in this market and no conversion between them is possible: the only two machines published at two conditions each disagree on the ratio by 23 per cent. Capacity is segmented by declared test condition, with 37 models published at 30°C / 80% RH forming the largest cohort; every other model is shown blank with a stated reason and never converted. Desiccant and thermoelectric units are gated out of the compressor tables by technology class before any condition check, and one maker publishes a desiccant unit and a compressor unit at the same condition and the same unit, which is the case a condition check alone would have merged. Technology class is now published for 58 models, inferred by LocalRank for 6 and established neither way for 13; every inferred class is labelled as inferred wherever it renders, and no unclassified model is presented as a compressor by default. One model number that no first-party document prints and one model whose Singapore availability is not established are carried with those doubts stated rather than deleted or merged. Three claims the research checked and rejected are guarded out of rendered output. No recommended room size, decibel, efficiency or compressor-warranty column is built. 48 models carry a regular price established at manufacturer or official-distributor tier; the rest are recorded as not established rather than guessed. Contradictions at Sharp, Whirlpool, Blueair, Sterra, Toshiba and Midea are preserved with their sources rather than resolved. No model was tested by LocalRank and no quality, reliability or efficiency conclusion is drawn.
22 Sep 2026UpdateFirst edition. Two discovery files — 45 major-brand records and 33 secondary records — were merged on exact model number into 77 dehumidifier models, one model appearing in both. Published as a comparison rather than a ranking because six distinct capacity rating bases coexist in this market and no conversion between them is possible: the only two machines published at two conditions each disagree on the ratio by 23 per cent. Capacity is segmented by declared test condition, with 34 models published at 30°C / 80% RH forming the largest cohort; every other model is shown blank with a stated reason and never converted. Desiccant and thermoelectric units are gated out of the compressor tables by technology class before any condition check. No recommended room size, decibel, efficiency or compressor-warranty column is built. 48 models carry a regular price established at manufacturer or official-distributor tier; the rest are recorded as not established rather than guessed. Contradictions at Sharp, Whirlpool, Blueair, Sterra, Toshiba and Midea are preserved with their sources rather than resolved. No model was tested by LocalRank and no quality, reliability or efficiency conclusion is drawn.

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