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Question: Is a drainage hose included with the unit?
Document: (3) Don't buy a continuous drainage little hose! This unit comes pre-packaged with a continuous drainage hose that's a few feet long and it's designed to fit the unit's opening. (4) This unit is LOUD. It's real loud. The frigidaire is much quieter. If I could go back and do it again, I would buy a frigidaire and a Little Giant. (5) I tried removing the wheels from this unit to see if that would help the noice.... it doesn't.
This is a super simple to operate dehumidifer that was basically ready to go out of the box. The musty smell in my basement was gone in a matter of hours. I have it set to run continuously, so the drainage hose is fantastic. It's nice to not have to worry about emptying the reservoir when it's full. I can't speak to how much it's affecting my electric bill, but overall; it's a wonderful dehumidifer. Added bonus - it's really quiet too. I'd definitely buy it again.
The unit is fairly quiet for a dehumidifier. Especially like the caster wheels and there was virtually no assembly aside from removing packaging and plugging in the drain hose. I bought this model because it has a pump. Presently, it pumps up vertically 4 feet, then down to the drain. I was surprised it included 15 feet of hose (thought I'd need to go buy that). I am using all 15 feet without issue. The automatic features for setting a humidity range work very well.
Anyways, that's when I bought the Friedrich D50BP.A few words of wisdom;(1) You don't need to buy a dehumidifer with a built-in pump! Just buy a "Little Giant" condensate pump and use the continuos drainage line to pump the water anywhere you want it to go. Then you also have the luxury of buying any dehumidifier that you want! (2) The Little Giant pump is much better -- and much quieter -- than the pump inside of this unit.
A clip is provided that connects to the back of the unit. This is lots better than out last model, you had to connect a hose to the bucket, so the water would fill up the bucket first. By hooking it up to the back, no water collects in bucket, so no mildew forms, so I don't have to clean out the bucket.Starting it up and setting the desired humidity level was very easy with the digital type controls.
Bought this unit to dehumidify my basement. Worked for about 2 weeks, then completely stopped functioning. I also used the built-in pump to carry the water to a utility sink, and it leaked at the connection. Made sure to verify the hose was attached properly, but the leak was internal to the unit. Total waste of money, giant hunk of crap. Avoid this model/manufacturer.
This unit works exactly as advertised. It's in my basement in the washer-dryer area, and it keeps the area at 55% humidity (as set on the control panel). It comes on when it needs to and goes off automatically when the set humidity is reached. My favorite feature is the pump that pumps the water up a 1/4-in. hose to my utility sink beside the washer, so I don't have to keep track and empty the thing every time the tank fills.
My experience was that the unit walls did not generate much heat, but that significant heat was blown out of the top, especially in the initial days of operation.Overall, I am pleased with the unit and would recommend it to others.Four months later, the pump is still working fine. I dropped a tool on the hose outlet about two months ago and it broke off. I used epoxy and fiberglass cloth to fix it.
Works as promised. Pulls lots of water out of the air into a drainage tube.
Does its job, and does it very well. Also, it's plenty quiet for our needs. And the automatic drainage works like a charm.
Answer: yes, there is a hose that comes with the unit.  You must have a direct drain either in a sink or floor drain to the hose to work.  We didn't have the drain so we empty the bucket.  IT does a really good job in keeping our garage dry and we empty the bucket about once every   day.