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A smart dehumidifier has become more common among dehumidifiers in the past few years. Mainly amongst those which are larger than mini dehumidifiers. We’re talking about the ones that will contain above the 12 litre threshold and will cost you upward of £100.
It is however, very easy to get confused with what is meant by a ‘Smart Dehumidifier’. You’d be forgiven for believing that the ‘smart’ is in reference to it being enabled as part of the internet of things (IOT). It is not in relation to the IOT. That does not mean some dehumidifiers aren’t capable of connecting to the internet! Internet enabled dehumidifiers are now a thing of the present!
Inventor Appliances are beginning to make more of their products WIFI enabled
Certain air conditioners and dehumidifiers by Inventor are now coming with the capability of hooking your appliance up to the internet and controlling it from a handy app from your phone!
Have you ever been out of the house and wondering what the humidity level is at home? Or wanted to change the setting on your dehumidifier from ‘continuous’ to ‘smart mode’? Now with Inventor’s Eva II PRO you can.
What exactly is a ‘Smart Dehumidifier’?
A smart dehumidifier, in it’s simplest form simply contains the technology to understand when the humidity level is at it’s optimum. It will do this by monitoring the humidity levels frequently. It will then make a decision of whether or not to keep running or power off if the desired humidity level has been reached. Effectively saving money and energy.
How Does Ebac Produce a Smart Dehumidifier?
One of the most intelligent uses of a smart dehumidifier is Ebac’s advanced smart control technology. It is used in the Ebac 3850e which they proudly proclaim “Only Ebac uses this technology”. Ebac describe their smart control to be able to take humidity readings every hour of the day and store it in memory. The dehumidifier acts upon this by choosing when is the most efficient time to shut down.
