ENERGY STAR dehumidifiers: typical energy use
559 dehumidifier listings currently carry the ENERGY STAR certification — portable dehumidifiers certified under ENERGY STAR. Here is the typical range and the most efficient model on record, straight from the U.S. EPA's own product-finder dataset.
Certified models
559
Catalog average
377 kWh
Most efficient model
Ukoke UDH0125
105 kWh
How to read this page
Como ler este número
What the number measures
De onde vem o dado
data.energystar.gov, collected 2026-10-09
Cuidado
ENERGY STAR only covers certified models
O que fazer com isso
Check a specific model yourself
How big is the certified dehumidifier market?
As of 2026-10-01, 559 dehumidifier listings carry the ENERGY STAR certification — portable dehumidifiers certified under ENERGY STAR. It is a smaller, more specialized list than categories like refrigerators or dishwashers, which makes individual model specs more worth comparing one by one.
What is a typical dehumidifier annual energy use?
Certified dehumidifiers range from 105 kWh to 2,808 kWh a year — more than a 27x spread, mostly driven by size and features (capacity, ice makers, smart controls, variable-speed compressors). The average across the whole certified list is 377 kWh a year, but that number means little without matching it to the size of unit you actually need.
Which certified dehumidifier uses the least energy?
The most efficient model in the dataset is the Ukoke UDH0125, at 105 kWh a year — close to the catalog minimum of 105 kWh. "Most efficient" here is a single data point, not a buying recommendation: capacity, features and price matter too.
Glossário: os termos desta página
ENERGY STAR
ENERGY STAR is a U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) program that certifies appliance models meeting a set energy-efficiency threshold. Certification is voluntary for manufacturers and does not cover every model on the market.
Fonte: ENERGY STAR Product Finder — U.S. EPA.
Energy and consumer glossary — todos os 9 termos.
Source: data.energystar.gov (dataset mgiu-hu4z), U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, under the EPA Data License. Collected 2026-10-09. "ENERGY STAR" is used here as the plain-text name of the EPA program, not as a logo or endorsement of any brand.