Ausclimate Medium+ 25L Dehumidifier - WDH-1920EA - $314 Delivered @ Amazon AU

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chrisl123 on 22/03/2025 - 14:02 amazon.com.au (281 clicks)
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Got an alert for this price drop - seems like a good deal. This is a compressor model so works better in warmer weather.

Currently $369 on the Ausclimate website.

Per Amazon listing:

• STRONG MOISTURE EXTRACTION PERFORMANCE: 25 liter of moisture extraction per day in household or office room sizes up to 38 m² or 95 m³ (deep down drying)
• EASY TO USE – Full electronic ‘soft-touch’ LED controls with variable humidity settings (40 percent/50 percent/60 percent or ‘continuous’)
• ADDITIONAL FEATURES – Auto restart after power failure, auto defrost (defrost indicator LED) and full water tank auto shut-off
• EFFECTIVE CLOTHES DRYER – Operates as an economical clothes drying solution
• CONTINUOUS DRAINAGE FEATURE: 1 metre of hose included
• AWARD WINNING QUALITY: Product Review 2022 Dehumidifier Award-Winning Brand (Ausclimate) / National Asthma Council Australia Sensitive Choice approved

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  Joost on 22/03/2025 - 14:08

  Also $314 Bunnings it looks like : https://www.bunnings.com.au/ausclimate-25l-medium-plus-dehum…

  And Big W : https://www.bigw.com.au/product/ausclimate-medium-25l-dehumi…

  I have their 10L Dessicant model (because cold climate) and it works great.

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    sqheaven on 22/03/2025 - 15:24

    -1

    This is what you want, desiccant

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      NoDowt on 22/03/2025 - 21:22

      +1

      Depends where you are. Cold climate definitely want desiccant based, but compressor based ones work better in warmer climate.

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    Cscroft on 22/03/2025 - 17:08

    Thanks, ordered one from Big W online, was able to use my monthly 10% off every day rewards extra voucher and discounted big W gift cards to get it down to $271.23.

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  jeffr on 22/03/2025 - 14:57

  are these any good for laundries to remove moisture from the dryer?

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    aussiekeith on 22/03/2025 - 20:52

    yes, but, provided the room isn't too cold - you'd want the ambient temperature in the room to be like 16 degrees or higher while running the unit.

    also but - your dryer is probably going to pump out more steam than the 4L tank will hold, unless you use the hose attachment.

    I'd go for a fan and an open window well before trying one of these as a solution.
    However, if you've got a warm, damp, laundry all the time, one of these is a good option.

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  Name on 22/03/2025 - 20:33

  +1

  I found somewhere that it says 390 watts input power. Does anyone know what it uses on average? I assume it'd cycle on /off? Just trying to toss up whether this would be better than just setting my split system a/c to dry mode.

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    aussiekeith on 22/03/2025 - 21:07

    +1

    The function is much the same, the running cost will be similar.
    Difference is the dehumidifier doesn't have a set temperature to aim for, so it'll work away provided the conditions are right.

    If you're just trying to A/C your house, use the A/C you have already.