Good Day all-
I have a 33' salem on a permanent site and for the first time will be using it all winter. I'm looking at a Frigidaire 50 pint dehumidifier which draws 4.8 amps, and features continuous drain. I'm not an electrician but specs state it's 115V which I believe from a practical standpoint doesn't mean too much for my purposes, it may be the same as 110V? is this true?
Also, this unit is bigger than I need and weighs in at 37 lbs. Is it practical to leave on counter space when in use so I can drain into the sink?
Any useful commentary would be appreciated. Thank you
We purchased an Ivation off Amazon like $80 ish , works ok in our monstrously big 355 and are going to purchase at least one more. We live in ours as well
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My wife keeps saying I don't listen to her -Or something like that?...."My advice has no basis ,more reliable them my own meandering experience" Baz Luhrmann
2011 Sierra 355QBQ 1986 F350
115VAC and 110VAC you are OK with either. If you are concerned about leaving on a counter, set it on a short platform and run the drain into the shower. I did that until I finally added a drain hose that runs through the enclosed bottom and out on the ground.
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