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Meaco DD8L Junior 8L Quiet Desiccant Dehumidifier W/Code - Sold by buyitdirectdiscounts

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Posted 14 March 2024

Meaco DD8L Junior 8L Quiet Desiccant Dehumidifier W/Code - Sold by buyitdirectdiscounts

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Good reduction on this Meaco DD8L Junior 8L Quiet Desiccant Dehumidifier, marked down to £127.48 by using the code FLASHSALES25 at the checkout.

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The Meaco DD8L Junior is an award winning dehumidifier, winning the Best on Test Award 2013. Being a desiccant dehumidifier means that it is lighter, quieter and more energy efficient than standard models. Thanks to Meaco control logic this model keeps running costs to a minimum. This money saving feature makes this dehumidifier very popular with customers and one of our best sellers.
This dehumidifier is quiet enough for use in hallways or bedrooms and with control logic it will turn off when the appropriate humidity level is reached. Should the relative humidity rise, the DD8L Junior will start extracting/drying automatically.
Being a desiccant dehumidifier the DD8L Junior is able to function at temperatures close to freezing; this makes it an ideal choice for most environments, locations and conditions. This model can be set to continuously drain the water and so requires very little supervision.
All Meaco dehumidifiers come with a 3 year warranty as standard.

Best on test Award Winner 2013, can dry a 1-5 bedroom house
Combats mould, condensation and damp
Popular with flat owners because it dries laundry and is quiet
Perfect for use in conservatories
Strong durable design
Proprietary Meaco control power saving logic
Extraction rate not affected by low temperature

For homes from flats up to 5 bed rooms
Simple Meaco style control panel with preset humidistat and stopping timer
Humidity permanently monitored by unique economy programme
Suitable for all domestic and unmanned applications
Covered tank
Anti-spill tank
Auto restart after powercut
Permanent drainage port or tank use
Meaco Control Logic - helps reduce energy consumption by 80%
Dehumidifying capacity 8 litres / day
Water tank: 2 litres
Air flow 80/100/115m3/h
Operating range 1 - 37 degrees
Dimensions (w x d x h) 351 x 188 x 500mm
Net weight 6.4Kgs
Gross weight 7.4Kgs
Sound pressure level 39/43/48dB
Power consumption 30/330/650 watts
Power supply 220-240V / 50Hz

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14th Mar
If you need a dehumidifier, desiccant ones are more expensive to run than compressor variants but they work in rooms less than 10c. Anything above 10c you're better running a more efficient compressor dehumidifier
14th Mar
Exactly right. I have this model and I have a compressor type. I've raced them. Put them on the same room with empty tanks and put them on a energy meter. I've found that at 12-13⁰C the compressor uses half the energy of the Desiccant (This item) but that it extracts half the water too. So this is the sweet spot where they cross over. Compressors will struggle at low temperatures, having to work harder and become less effective at removing water, whilst at higher temperatures they excel. Desiccant dehumidifiers are more 'slow and steady'. They are more effective at warmer temperatures too, but cope really well at low temperatures.

In terms of noise, I've fallen asleep with my desiccant on low fan speed. It's really loud on full speed. My compressor is also run at low speed and while it's more of a rumble, I don't find it to be noisy. Nosier by a bit, but not noisy. At higher fan speeds I don't think anyone could sleep with either type being used.

Not many people will be dehumidifying out-buildings where temperatures are likely to be much below 12⁰C, so I'd recommend compressor types for most people. Large tank is important, and the efficiency of the pump increases with weight (size) so go for a heavy one (they have wheels) unless you plan moving it up stairs. I which case, buy 2.

Also humid air is less dense than dry air, so the best place for them if you want whole-house is a landing. The dry air will sink downstairs and you'll give the dehumidifier the best possible conditions of warm and wet air upstairs. (edited)
15th Mar
Don't buy the Junior, get the standard. It will save you electricity in the long run (it has more features).
15th Mar
like what? (that saves energy)
14th Mar
Had this model for about 18 months and it's been great at drying washing etc. Big fan of Meaco products, this is a great deal factoring in the warranty too.
14th Mar
Got one of these... does the job.
14th Mar
are they noisy like the compressor ones?
14th Mar
Well, they have no compressor but still need to have a fan.
There is no way to getting away from needing a fan.
We have one and I think they are fine especially at the first two fan settings.
14th Mar
We’ve got this for a few years now. Definitely recommend. Dries well and can use in lower temps
14th Mar
Does this come with 3 yrs guarantee from this company?
15th Mar
I've got this and it's very efficient and quiet. Gives off a bit of background heat as part of the process so it's good for winter use.
I usually set it to come on overnight for 2 hours on cheap rate electric.
Hardly ever wake up to condensation apart from when I forget to empty it
15th Mar
Desiccant ones are also better because they don't have flammable gasses in them.

Compressor dehumidifiers have flammable refrigerant gasses in them (propane).

Provides piece of mind, especially if putting a bedroom or something where you wouldn't want propane leaking.

One thing I don't like about the design of this one is how they have the power cable on the same side of the tank.

The power cable on mine kind of sticks up so can get knocked why taking the tank out.

Would have been better if they had put the power cable on the opposite side of the tank. (edited)
15th Mar
even in a large fridge freezer the amount of Butane in them is about the amount of butane in your average lighter. In a dehumidifier it's pretty negligible.
Desiccant versions are better though because they are quieter, cheaper to run and work at lower temperatures.
15th Mar
Brilliant these had one in my shed for years keeps it damp free also works with a smart plug so comes on and off with ease also warms the shed up too (edited)
15th Mar
In your head ???
Predictive text or you have a weirdly wet head?
15th Mar
Mines been running for around 10 years. Great dehumidifier
15th Mar
I have this. It's been great. No need to use a heater in the room.
19th Mar
Put the price up.