ALORAIR Galaxy 60 Crawlspace Dehumidifier 145 Pint
- 145 pints per day removed under saturated conditions
- Up to 1,800 sq ft of coverage
- Automatic defrost, compressor pauses while the fan runs
- 6-year limited warranty, first 2 years full coverage
- ETL listed for safety
- Drain hose included per the listing
Updated 24 days ago · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
A strong match for a damp crawl space or basement that needs continuous moisture control with drain hose operation. Power draw, weight and noise are not listed, so plan the electrical and placement without them.
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ASIN: B0D49D3XRNModel: Galaxy 60Category: Dehumidifiers
Overview
Homeowners with a damp crawl space or basement get a commercial style dehumidifier built for large, cool spaces. A drain hose carries water away, and an automatic defrost cycle pauses the compressor while the fan thaws frost from the coil.
Capacity and a low temperature defrost routine make it suited to crawl spaces where small home units ice up. Corrosion resistant coil protection aims to extend service life. Wattage, voltage, weight and dimensions are absent from the listing, which matters for an install under the floor.
Who it's for
Large damp spaces such as crawl spaces, garages and commercial storage rooms suit it, especially where temperatures drop low enough to frost a coil. Someone drying a single small room, or with no way to route a drain hose, should look at a compact portable unit instead.
Pros and cons
- Rated capacity suits large damp spaces
- Auto defrost for cool crawl spaces
- Coil treated against corrosion
- Automatic restart after power loss
- Wattage and voltage not listed
- Weight and dimensions missing
- Noise level unstated
- Rated pint figure is under saturated conditions
Performance notes
Real removal depends on air temperature and humidity, since the rated figure comes from saturated test conditions. In cool spaces the defrost cycle stops the compressor so the coil can thaw, which pauses drying until it restarts. Coil coating protects heat transfer over time, which affects how well it holds capacity over the years.
Specifications
| Brand | ALORAIR |
|---|---|
| Model | Galaxy 60 |
| Capacity & performance | |
| Dehumidification Capacity | 145 pints per day (saturated conditions) |
| Tank Volume | 18.13 gallons |
| Construction & materials | |
| Material | Metal, plastic |
| Color | Black |
| Included components | |
| Included Components | Drain hose |
| Warranty & support | |
| Warranty Description | 6-year limited, first 2 years full coverage |
| Other details | |
| Floor Area | 1,800 square feet |
| Operation Mode | Automatic |
| Other Special Features Of The Product | Automatic defrost, automatic restart, portable |
Frequently asked questions
How is the ALORAIR Galaxy 60 set up in a crawl space?
The listing describes it as portable with a drain hose for continuous drainage. It does not give dimensions, weight or electrical needs, so measure the access opening and check the outlet before you buy.
Does the Galaxy 60 work in cold crawl spaces?
It has automatic defrost. When sensors detect low temperature, the compressor stops while the fan runs to thaw frost, then normal drying resumes.
What does the ALORAIR warranty cover?
It carries a 6-year limited warranty, with the first 2 years under full coverage. It is also ETL listed.
Will the Galaxy 60 really remove 145 pints every day?
The 145 pints per day figure is under saturated conditions. Drier or cooler air yields less water per day.