AlorAir Sentinel HD90 90-Pint Crawl Space Dehumidifier
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The Sentinel HD90 removes 90 pints of water a day at AHAM conditions (80°F, 60% RH) and up to 198 pints at saturation (90°F, 90% RH), covering spaces up to 2,600ft² on a 5.56 A draw. A rotary compressor and 210 CFM of airflow do the work inside a 23.2" x 15.2" x 17.7" steel cabinet.
It drains by gravity only, so it suits a crawl space or basement with a floor drain, sump or outside run lower than the unit.
Set a humidity target anywhere from 36% to 90% and the built-in humidistat starts and stops the dehumidifier on its own. Drop the setpoint below 36% and it switches to continuous mode for drying out a wet space.
Automatic defrost keeps the coil clear down to 33.8°F, and memory restart brings the unit back on its last setting after a power cut, so it can run unattended under the house.
Condensate leaves the HD90 by gravity through its drain hose, so the line must run downhill to the drain with no loops or dips. AlorAir recommends moving to 3/4" PVC with a fall of at least 1" per 10' of run.
Where the drain sits above the unit, choose the Sentinel HDi90 with its built-in pump, or add an external condensate pump wired to the HD90's A5/A6 water-level terminals.
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No. The HD90 drains by gravity, so the drain line has to slope down to a floor drain, sump or outside. If you need to push water up, the Sentinel HDi90 has a built-in pump, or you can add an external condensate pump that has its own power supply and a water level signal line for the A5/A6 terminals.
The operating range is 33.8°F to 104°F, with automatic defrost for cool crawl spaces. Outside that range the unit stops and shows LO or HI until conditions come back into range.
It draws 5.56 A at 115 V. AlorAir asks for a grounded 3-prong GFCI outlet on a 15 A circuit, with no extension cord or plug adapter.
Yes. The supply side takes 6" flex duct through the standard duct adapter, and a 12" return duct collar is available as an optional accessory. A common setup puts the unit in the unfinished side of a basement and ducts dry air into the finished side, with a passive return vent in the wall between them.
Yes, with AlorAir's optional wired remote control. It connects on a 25' CAT 5 cable and has its own humidity sensor, so you can read and adjust the unit from a living space or garage while it sits in the crawl space.
Slide the filter out, vacuum it or rinse it in warm water without soap, and let it dry fully before refitting. Once a year, clean the coils with a self-rinsing foaming coil cleaner. A MERV-8 filter is available as an upgrade.
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