The Best Ecoair Dehumidifiers For 2020

EcoAir DD3 Classic (formerly DD322 Classic) Dehumidifier

The EcoAir DD3 is a Which? Best Buy and is excellent at extracting water from the air as well as being easy to operate.

EcoAir DD3 Classic (formerly DD322 Classic) Dehumidifier

The EcoAir DD3 is a Which? Best Buy and is excellent at extracting water from the air as well as being easy to operate.

The DD3 model is a desiccant dehumidifier, which is designed to work in colder temperatures and humidities. This dehumidifier is great at extracting water from colder temperatures and warmer temperatures. So, it’s a great all-rounder.

It can extract up to 10-litres of water from the air per day, which is based on 20ºC temperature and 60% relative humidity conditions maintained for 24 hours. This amount of water extraction comes with drawbacks as the DD3 is one of the noisiest models (42dB) on this list.

If you do want to keep the dehumidifier on all day then this model comes with a 3.5-litre water tank. It isn’t that small so you shouldn’t have to keep emptying the water tank. For those who have a low-level drain near your home, the dehumidifier comes with a continuous drain feature.

The DD3 dehumidifier weighs 8.4kg and is a compact size (18.6 x 41.6 x 55.2 cm). This makes it one of the lighter and portable models on this list but be aware that it doesn’t come with any wheels. It does come with a handle but if you need castors or wheels to move a dehumidifier around then another model may suit your needs.

It uses 670 watts of power, which means that the DD3 dehumidifier isn’t the cheapest to run. There are other dehumidifiers which would cost less to run and could extract the same amount of water (but lack other product features).

There are many features which make using this dehumidifier easy to use. It comes with electronic controls which are a dream to navigate, and you can set the dehumidifier to turn off after two, four or eight hours, which helps to cut costs. The DD3 model comes with a laundry mode, for those who need to dry their clothes inside but don’t have a tumble dryer.

To conclude, the EcoAir DD3 dehumidifier does a fantastic job of extracting water from the air in cold and warm temperatures, is easy to operate and comes with a variety of useful product features. It is one of the noisest models on this list but if you are not in the same room this shouldn’t be a problem.

Read more information about the product in the EcoAir DD3 Classic (formerly DD322 Classic) dehumidifier instruction manual.

EcoAir DD1 CLASSIC MK5 Dehumidifier

The EcoAir DD1 Classic MK5 is excellent at extracting water from the air and drying out rooms in any home. The electronic controls and EcoAir features make it easy to use.

The DD1 Classic MK5 model is a desiccant dehumidifier, which means it works more efficiently in colder temperatures and lower humidities. These conditions are perfect for unheated rooms in your home such as the garage or conservatory.

This dehumidifier excels at extracting water from the air at room temperature and in chillier conditions. It can remove 7-litres of water per day, which isn’t a tremendous amount when compared to other models on this list. However, remember that this model is lighter and more compact than other dehumidifiers on this list — which is ideal for small homes or flats.

It also only has a 2-litre water tank, which is quite small when compared to other EcoAir models which are available. This isn’t necessarily a problem unless you wish to remove vast amounts of water from the air per day. There is a continuous drainage feature for those who have access to a low-level drain, which means you won’t have to empty the water tank all the time.

In regards to the energy efficiency, the model uses 580 watts which is slightly less than the EcoAir DD3 but it still less energy efficient than other dehumidifiers on the market. This means it will cost slightly more to run than other dehumidifiers which can run a lot efficiently.

Also, the EcoAir DD1 model only weighs 6.2kg and is very compact and portable (52.6 x 39.4 x 27.6 cm). The dehumidifiers size is convenient for those who want a small dehumidifier in a flat or small house. It also comes with castors and a handle, making it very handy to move around any home.

Concerning the noise, the model is one of the quietest on this list (34dB). It is quiet because this model does not have a compressor which helps to reduce the sound the model makes when it is on.

Just like all the dehumidifiers on this list, the EcoAir DD1 model comes with a variety of features. The model comes with an auto-setting function which helps to maintain your chosen humidity level. It also comes with a filter for those with asthma, as well as an ioniser.

The electronic and digital controls make using this dehumidifier easy and straightforward to navigate. It also comes with a laundry mode for those who do not have a tumble dryer in their home.

In summary, the EcoAir DD1 Classic MK5 dehumidifier is great at extracting water from the air in both room temperature and colder environments. The model is also compact and quiet, useful for any small home. It’s easy to use with simple navigable electronic controls and installed with many EcoAir product features.

Read more information about the product in the UK EcoAir DD1 Classic MK5 dehumidifier instruction manual or the US EcoAir DD1 Classic MK5 dehumidifier instruction manual.

EcoAir DC18 Dehumidifier

The EcoAir DC18 model is an excellent dehumidifier which is relatively cheap to run and is great at extracting water from the air. Just like other EcoAir dehumidifiers, this model comes with a range of features.

This model is a refrigerant (or compressor) dehumidifier; it is designed to be more efficient at room temperature rather than in colder environments. Also, it has a substantial 18-litre extraction rate per day. Although the extraction rate is based on conditions of 30°C and 80% humidity, so don’t expect this rate of extraction all the time.

The DC18 model has a 3-litre water tank which is a decent size and means you don’t have to keep emptying the water tank throughout the day. It also comes with a continuous drainage option, so if you have a low-level drain, it means you don’t have to keep emptying the water tank.

It’s very energy efficient model which comes with many features which help to reduce costs, including the auto-shutoff mode and a 2/4 hour timer mode.

Concerning the model’s weight and size, it is 14.5 kg, and its dimensions are 52.6 x 39.4 x 27.6 cm. It isn’t the most compact model on this list, but it does come with casters (wheels) and a handle which help to move it around.

The DC18 dehumidifier comes with many features including a filter which can help to clean the air while extracting water. It also comes with a laundry mode for those who don’t have a tumble dryer and need to dry clothes in the home.

As well as help features to clean the air and save energy, the model also has an electronic control panel which makes it easy to navigate and use.

In conclusion, the DC18 dehumidifier is brilliant at extracting water from the air in houses which are heated. This model is very energy efficient due to many EcoAir features which help reduce costs. It is one of the largest dehumidifiers on this list, but it comes with casters and a handle which make it much more portable.

Read more information about the product in the EcoAir DC18 dehumidifier instruction manual.

EcoAir DD122 MK4 Classic Dehumidifier

The EcoAir DD122 MK4 dehumidifier, like most EcoAir models, is impressive at extracting water from the air in any home. It is not as energy efficient as other models in this list, or as quiet.

This model is a desiccant dehumidifier and is designed to work in lower temperatures and humidities (e.g. garages and conservatories). It can extract 7-litres of water from the air in 20ºC and 60% humidity conditions. The water tank can hold 2-litres, which is not the smallest, but it will mean it will have to be drained more frequently.

Regarding the energy-efficiency of this model, it comes with two fan modes (economy and turbo) as standard. The economy mode is for everyday use and is designed to be energy-efficient, which can help to reduce costs. Despite this mode, the model uses 580 watts of energy which is a lot more than other dehumidifiers on this list. If you’re looking to reduce costs when running a dehumidifier in the home, we’d recommend looking at the DC18 (which is only slightly more expensive).

The DD122 MK4 model is very lightweight and compact, weighing only 6kg and its size is 17.5 x 29 x 48.5 cm. Unfortunately, this model does not come with casters (wheels). It does come with a handle though, so lifting it is an option if it needs to move around the house.

Concerning the noise levels, this model is one of the quieter dehumidifiers (34dBA). For those who pick up on sound easily, it may be noticeable if you’re in the same room when it is in operation.

Just like other EcoAir dehumidifier models on this list, the DD122 MK4 comes with a variety of features. It has an auto-shutoff and continuous drainage features, reducing the need to check up on the model when it is on all day. The anti-tilt protection helps to minimize spillage, and it also comes with a laundry mode as standard.

The DD122 MK4 model comes with a rotary dial control panel which is easy to use and navigate. It allows you to set the humidity level and control what modes you want to place the dehumidifier.

To summarize this review, the EcoAir DD122 MK4 dehumidifier does an excellent job of extracting water from the air in colder environments and is very lightweight and compact. It is not the most energy-efficient when compared to other models which can extract the same amount of water from the air.

Read more information about the product in the EcoAir DD122 MK4 Classic dehumidifier instruction manual.

EcoAir DC12 Dehumidifier

The EcoAir DC12 model is an excellent all-rounder dehumidifier. It is one of the heavier models on this list but comes with casters which make it easy to move around the house. It is efficient at extracting water from the air in heated homes or rooms.

It is a refrigerant dehumidifier, which means it is efficient at extracting water in room temperature environments. The model can remove 12-litres of water from the air per day, which is ideal for those who live in a small home or flat. The DC12 comes with a sizeable 3.5-litre water tank, which means you don’t have empty it all the time.

As already mentioned this is one of the heavier models when compared to other dehumidifiers on this list, weighing 10.5 kg. It does come with casters (wheels), so it is easy to move around a home or flat.

The energy-efficiency of this model is quite high due to to the number of features (low fan setting, auto-shutoff etc.) which help to reduce how it uses. It also runs using 230 watts of energy, which is considerably less when compared to other models on this list. The DC12 model is definitely for those who want to keep running costs low.

Concerning the noise levels, it is slightly louder than other models on this list (41dBA). The noise levels are at the same level as a computer running, which is something to be aware of when purchasing any dehumidifier.

The DC12 dehumidifier comes with a continuous drainage feature, but this option may not be for everyone especially if you live in a flat. It does come with a filter, which helps to clean the air and help those who suffer from asthma or allergies. The handy laundry mode helps those who need to dry their clothes in a flat.

Just like other EcoAir dehumidifiers, this model comes with an easy to use electronic control panel and LED digital display. It makes using this model a dream when choosing your selected setting.

To conclude, the EcoAir DC12 dehumidifier is ideal for those who want to reduce mould or damp in a small heated home or flat. It’s very energy efficient, and like all EcoAir models, it comes with a range of helpful features.

Read more information about the product in the EcoAir DC12 dehumidifier instruction manual.