Never really tried that, haven't been using the unit for a year and its on storage now

Yes it is, we don't use it anymore actually, kulang sa suds but uses so much soap

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Not really sure what's happening with your setup, are the nodes near each other while you add them?

@@pinoyhousearrest4342 Thanks for the reply sir. Actually I've already fixed my issue. I just inter-change the nodes. At first I thought it was an app issue. Thanks again 😊

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I Think this best fits your need

its been working for more than a year now, the closet where we put it is always 5-10% lower than ambient humidity. if your gonna use it in a small space, effective. just dont forget to unload the reservoir

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yes. distance between nodes is your main concern. My house has an 8-inch reinforced concrete floor slab between ground floor and second floor rooms and 6" CHB walls, signal is great. but no node is more than 10 meters away from each other.

You can actually use this via bucket, instead of connecting to a running faucet, dunk the strainer end in a bucket and it will work the same way! Even comes with a strainer.

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It runs at 400W, so yes power consumption is significant, specially if you use it for extended periods

Hi, yup tested with a digital hygrometer, kept inside the same small space. I dont think this can impact any space larger than 4sqm, specially if there are a lot of leakages like windows and doors I will do a quick comparison of hygrometer readings inside the closet where we use this versus the room hygrometer reading when the raining becomes more regular

Yes that's what I use

Hello there fellow creator!

Since our closet is relatively well sealed, a drop of about 6-8% is achievable

Been trying to figure that out too. Haven't seen the option under the settings though

I have done it using a very accurate hygrometer. With the same product, it didn’t even lower the relative humidity of my ~20sqm room. But it does collects moisture about half-tank full for a day of continuous usage. BUT IT DIDN’T LOWER MY AREA’S RH. Bought it for ~1kphp in Laz. But still a waste of money. 🤦🏻

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Not that crispy, maybe dependent on total hours and heat settings

You can use any type, both slots work perfectly

@@pinoyhousearrest4342 ok sir thanks.

Yes, since it has a built-in plastic container for the water.

Yes working great still. I am using it in a small shoe room, so yeah it's capable to lower humidity, but in a bigger space baka hirap

Yup it does under settings, Turn on and setup Guest Network

Never got overheating problems on all 3 units, been plugged in since we got them almost 3 months ago, take note though, our house doesn't get extremely hot 25-29°C average

As long as your TV supports USB 3.0

I also want to know does it makes the temperature cooler or same? If I use a cooler and this dehumidifier In your opinion will it control the temperature inside the grow tent?

I really am not sure, but as far as I know, the ambient temperature will not cool down because of a dehumidifier. you might really need an air conditioner to do that

We keep it on at all times, mabilis kasi magbago humidity dito sa atin, this atleast keeps the humidity lower than ambient

it will dry the air and by that will increase the air temp by 1-2 degrees out of the blower but in a closed 2x1m room, that temperature difference is not significant to change the total room temperature

@@pinoyhousearrest4342 increase the air temp, but may temp drop? Anyway, did it feel cooler?

oh yeah, thanks for pointing that out, meant to say temperature difference, not temperature drop. I really don't think the difference is that much though

@@pinoyhousearrest4342 they are opposites kc, so confusing.

@@pinoyhousearrest4342 did it feel cooler?