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Hisense 50-Pint Lift-Up with Built-In Pump (ALDH50KP26)
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Hisense 50-Pint Lift-Up with Built-In Pump (ALDH50KP26)

Model ALDH50KP26

SCORE6.3 / 10

A current-test 50 with a built-in pump, a top-lift bucket and a 38°F floor, three degrees below most portables. Buy it for a cool basement with nowhere to gravity-drain, and confirm the warranty first; with a drain below the unit, the cheaper Cube does the same job.

Specs

SpecHisense 50-Pint Lift-Up with Built-In Pump (ALDH50KP26)
Capacity (DOE 65°F)49.89 pt/day
Efficiency (IEF)2.01 L/kWh
Lowest operating temp38°F
Built-in pumpYes
Bucket18 pints
TypePortable
ENERGY STARYes
Operating range38-90°F; water freezes inside at 38°F or less
Bucket18 pints, lifts out of the top
DrainBuilt-in pump with drain hose; no gravity drain or pump lift documented
Humidity setting30-80% in Manual Set mode; Auto Dry holds 50%
Electrical115 V; 15 A time-delay fuse or breaker; no extension cord
Size19.0 H x 16.9 W x 11.0 in; 20.2 lb
Annual energy526 kWh/yr
WarrantyNot stated in the manual or listing for this model

Sources: ENERGY STAR certified dehumidifier data · Hisense ALDH50KP26 use and installation manual · Amazon listing B0GWFQCYRW

Before you buy

  • The black ADH50KP26 is also titled Lift-Up on Amazon, but its ENERGY STAR record and listed size match the taller ADH50K26; look for ALDH50KP26 in the listing details.
  • The manual documents no gravity drain, so a failed pump leaves you emptying an 18-pint bucket about every 8.7 hours at the rated pace.
  • Clean the pump's water filter when the Water light comes on (every 30 hours of pump run time); a clogged filter or kinked hose stops the unit with EB.
  • Owner reports on older Hisense 50-pints include new units leaking out the bottom and refrigerant loss within one to three seasons.

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