Coverage of 2600 square feet at 192 pints of daily water removal puts this unit at the top of the crawl space range, and the numbers hold as the air cools: 160 pints per day at 86 degrees Fahrenheit with 80% relative humidity, 100 pints at 80 degrees with 60% humidity, and 65 pints at 65 degrees with 60% humidity. Airflow of 237 CFM circulates that treated air rather than drying only the corner the machine sits in, drawing 7.9A normally and 11A at peak from a 115V/60Hz supply. Three working modes handle auto, continuous drying, and sleep, and the humidity target can be held anywhere from 20% to 90%, a wider band than most household units allow. The 24-hour timer keeps the schedule, auto restart brings back the previous settings after a power outage, and auto defrost permits low-temperature operation instead of shutting down when the coil frosts. An extra connection cable lets the control panel sit apart from the body, which matters when the machine is wedged somewhere a person cannot easily reach. Drainage runs by gravity through the supplied 9.8-foot hose, or through a pump if one is added separately, since none is included. The 9.2-foot cord extends the reach. Sheet metal over ABS gives an 80.5-pound body measuring 23 by 15 by 14 inches, quiet at 58 dB or less, with adjustable feet for uneven ground, built-in handles for lifting, and a washable mesh. It installs on the floor or hangs overhead and carries CSA certification.