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hOmeLabs 50 Pint Wi-Fi (HME031003N)
Model HME031003N
SCORE5.5 / 10
A familiar 50-pint box whose 50 is an old 80°F number, so size it as a 30-pint-class machine for a moderately damp basement. The Midea Cube 50 usually costs less and removes more water at the current test.
Specs
| Spec | hOmeLabs 50 Pint Wi-Fi (HME031003N) |
|---|---|
| Capacity (old 80°F test) | 50 pt/day |
| Lowest operating temp | 41°F |
| Built-in pump | No |
| Type | Portable |
| Warranty | 1 yr |
| Rated capacity | 50 pints/day at 80°F, 60% RH (old test) |
| Operating range | 41-90°F |
| Airflow | 188 CFM standard, 218 CFM Turbo |
| Humidity setting | 35-85% in 5% steps |
| Drain | Gravity hose sold separately; hoses over 5 ft may not drain properly |
| Noise, power, tank size | Not published for current models |
| Warranty | Limited 1 year; void if repaired by non-authorized parties; excludes commercial use |
Sources: hOmeLabs Wi-Fi dehumidifier manual (Feb 2025) · hOmeLabs product pages · Amazon listing titles
Before you buy
- The 50 pints is the old 80°F test; ENERGY STAR's rough table puts an old-test 50 near 30 pints on today's 65°F test.
- hOmeLabs calls it ENERGY STAR rated, but we couldn't find either 50-pint model in ENERGY STAR's certified data.
- The MAX 120 pint figure in the Amazon title is measured at 95°F and 90% RH, above the unit's own 90°F operating limit.
- Owner failure reports name an earlier 4,500 sq ft generation (HME020031N) that shared this Amazon listing; they may not describe today's unit.
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