This works great and is relatively quite.
I've had this unit for about 1 week and it has been outstanding. This is a powerful unit that dropped my home humidity from 60% to 46% humidity in short time. I have used other home humidifiers in the past with some success, however this unit appears to be a bit more powerful and robust than those bucket style units. The display and settings are easy to use and easy to understand. In using the unit in automatic mode, it has a 3% variance, which allows the unit to shut off and back on when the humidity reaches a level of three below or three above the desired setting. The unit is fairly quiet for what it does but with a unit of this size it does produce some noise. It's about the same level of noise I had with other home units running with the fan on high. The only note I would leave you with is to make sure that the drain hose is properly installed and that it's gradient is descending to your house drain. Initially I had an abundance of line out and it caused a puddle under the unit. Once I corrected that issues the unit has been working flawlessly and has been producing great results without any issues. This unit appears to be well built and my hope is that it will last for years to come. If you're in the market for a dehumidifier for your home or business and you have the proper area to drain the unit. I would absolutely consider the Waykar AFW 2.0 D. with it's compact size and functionality I believe it's a solid choice.
This thing is awesome. Great for tent camping or rv. Used it over the weekend at texas motor speedway in a tent. Ran itoff a 2000 watt inverter had to turn off it got so cold. Next thing to order is the window pieces to use in my rv and box van. its light weight and easy to lock in the trunk of your car
Ive had problems with high humidity in my basement for years, mostly because I keep a bunch of aquariums with open filters. In the summer, it would sometimes hit over 70% humidity, which was super frustrating.
Ive tried a bunch of dehumidifiers from different brands, but they never seemed to last more than a year or two. Theyd eventually freeze up and the compressor would quit. So when I saw this new model from Waykar thats built for really humid areas, I figured Id give it a shot.
It actually arrived a day early, which was great because the basement was already getting too humid againover 60%. Setup was really simple, and within a day the humidity dropped below 50%! I did have to prop it up a bit so the drainage hose would work properly (it was lower than the drain I was using), but once I did that, it drained just fine.
So far, Im really happy with it. Hopefully this one holds up better than the others Ive tried.