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| Spec | Frigidaire 50 Pint (FFAD5034W1, older) | AprilAire E070 |
|---|---|---|
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| Our score | Not reviewed yet | SCORE7.1 / 10 |
| Our take | The older non-Wi-Fi Frigidaire 50, gone from the US lineup and less efficient than the Y1 models, with a smaller 1.7-gallon bucket. Unless the price gap is large, buy a current Y1 instead. | A ductable 70-pint unit with 200 CFM for a sealed crawl space or basement that stays above the mid-50s. It stops dehumidifying below 50°F inlet air, and AprilAire publishes only an 80°F rating to judge it by. |
| Capacity (old 80°F test) | n/a | 70 pt/day |
| Efficiency (IEF) | 1.9 L/kWh | n/a |
| Lowest operating temp | 41°Fbest | 50°F |
| Built-in pump | No | No |
| Bucket | 13.6 pints | n/a |
| Noise (maker figure) | 47 dBA | n/a |
| Type | Portable | Crawl space |
| Warranty | 1 yr | 5 yrbest |
| Watch out for | Its spec sheet claims ENERGY STAR, but it isn't in the current ENERGY STAR certified data. Still sold on Amazon (B0BHCJX7Y1) under a generic Frigidaire 50 Pint title; check the model number. | AprilAire publishes only the legacy 80°F rating; there's no 65°F or 73°F figure and the E070 isn't on ENERGY STAR's list, so don't line its 70 up against current-test ratings. The warranty is void if defects result from not installing per AprilAire's instructions, and AprilAire recommends a professional install; labor is never covered. E070 Pro is an Amazon listing name, not an AprilAire model. Used units from private sellers or auction sites aren't covered. |
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