Shinco 6 Gallon Portable Dehumidifier.
The Shinco 50 pint dehumidifier is designed for large spaces up to 3000 sq. ft.
As an Energy Star Certified unit, you can expect to reduce energy consumption by 10-20% (compared to typical 50 pint dehumidifiers).
Lots of reasons to like this model, but the standout feature — it’s very quiet.
As a newer model, the Shinco SDZ1-50P will never operate louder than 48 decibels. It’s regarded as one of the quietest dehumidifiers for bedrooms, especially for light sleepers.
As a 50 pint dehumidifier it’s ideal for medium to large size rooms.
Gallons (daily): 6
Liters (daily): 22.7
Reading reviews, many buyers love it as a bedroom or basement dehumidifier.
Also comes w/ 5 liter water tank and continuous drainage option.
Room size: 1500 – 3000 sq. ft.
** If the 50 pint is too small, Shinco offers a 70-pint as well. (Prices range from $199 to $249.)
Read our review on Top 10 Best Dehumidifiers 2020.
Shinco 50 Pint Dehumidifier Review:
Allowing moisture to build-up can cause a lot of damage in your home.
mold, mildew, and rotting wood
It can also create health risks too if not properly managed — having a good, dependable dehumidifier helps reduce most of these problems.
Fortunately, a high-end dehumidifier like the Shinco 5 pint is very affordable and will last 10+ years.
Perfect for larger rooms, the Shinco 50 pint dehumidifier is very easy maintenance.
It will even notify you when the water tank needs to be emptied.
Buyers say it’s one of the best basement dehumidifiers with continuous drainage — it takes minutes to hook up and requires very little maintenance afterwards.
Continuous drainage: attach hose and place other end in a drain or sink — This way you won’t need to empty the 5L water bin.
Especially useful feature for basement dehumidifier use.
** Purchase includes a drain hose
Users also like its silent performance – even on high it operates below 48 decibels. One of the quietest dehumidifiers available.
Additional features include:
3-minute restart, fan speeds, water-full alert, auto-defrost mode
In case of a power outage, the Shinco 50 pint dehumidifier will automatically restart when power is back on.
Shinco 6 Gallon Portable Dehumidifier Review:
- Model: Shinco SDZ1-50P
- Capacity: 50 pint (6 gallons)
- Tank Size: 5 liter
- Includes full tank alert
- Rooms: 3000 sq. ft.
- Pricing: Affordable
- Very quiet operation: < 48 decibels
- Dehumidifier with continuous drainage
- Comes w/ drainage hose
- 2 fans speeds
- Wheels = portable dehumidifier
- Energy Star Certified
- Auto-Restart function (in case of power outage)
- 24-hour timer
Shinco 50 Pint Dehumidifier Review:
The Shinco 50 pint dehumidifier is a top option this summer — it’s affordable and comes w/ lots of positive buyer reviews.
For those with larger areas or basements (above 3000 sq. ft.), the Shinco 70 pints dehumidifier might be a better fit.
The Shinco 50 pint in particular is becoming very popular w/ buyers.
It’s high-performance and is a true basement dehumidifier with continuous drainage function — purchase includes a drainage hose which means you don’t have to find the right attachment size.
For the price and function, it’s one of the best out there.
I expect the Shinco dehumidifiers to be top sellers by the end of the year.
My Shinco SDZ1-50 is running, but not gathering any water. When I first got it about 4 months ago I would have to empty it at least once a day, but the last two to three weeks it hasn’t gathered any water and I was hoping someone could point me to someone or a publication that would explain the solution. Still running quietly and no frost and the filter is clean. Not sure where to turn.
Hi John – sorry for the late response. I assume you emptied the tank? If not the dehumidifier has an auto-shutoff for when the bin is full.
If that’s not the case here’s a few other things you can check.
1. Is there anything blocking the full-bin sensor? Is there anything that that would make the dehumidifier think the bin is full when it isn’t?
2. Do you have a daily timer set?
It’s hard to say what the issue could be. There’s a “Customer questions & answers” on the Amazon page – you could submit it on there.
Also here’s the email page on the Shinco website – https://www.shincoglobal.com/contact-us/
Ryan