On the crawl space dehumidifier product comparison chart below, we have provided some of the results of our product research.  The top two Dri-CrawlSpace^® Dehumidifiers were custom made for OscarAir to achieve a level of performance where other products fell short.  Both Dri-CrawlSpace^® units are available to the public by clicking on "Buy-Now" in the navigation at the top of this page.

Crawlspace Dehumidifier	Airflow	Pints/Day	Energy Star	Operating Temp	Weight	Size	Price
Dri-CrawlSpace® PLUS	350 CFM	50 pints	YES	33°F - 90°F	62 lbs	16.5"H	$1197
						13.8"W
						23"D
Product Review: This thing has got a lot of power.  Can handle a damp, musty 2,400 ft² by 3 ft tall crawlspace.  Will work in all seasons, down to freezing point.  Energy efficient, yet effective balance of 50 pints per day with high 350 CFM airflow works ideally in a crawlspaces.  Pints per day is determined by size of the compressor and cooling coils.  Grossly oversized pints per day and compressor found in competitors generally leads to an unnecessarily high electric bill.  Before choosing a unit, check the dehumidifier size chart to determine your crawlspace’s pints per day requirement.
Dri-CrawlSpace® COMPACT	200 CFM	35 pints	YES	33°F - 90°F	60 lbs	16.5"H	$789
						13.8"W
						23"D
Product Review: Lightweight & small footprint makes installation easy in narrow crawlspaces.  Coil Defrost allows year round operation.  Minimum operating temperature is critical because the crawlspace is always colder than the house above yet rarely drops below freezing due to geothermal heat in ground and heat from house above.  Airflow and pints/day capacity appropriate for most crawlspaces up to 2000 ft².  Price per capacity is best value available.
Santa Fe Advance	240 CFM	90 pints	YES	55°F - 95°F	71 lbs	19"H	$1149
						14.5"W
						33"D
Product Review: Better suited for basements, not crawlspaces.  Very large cabinet, nearly 3 feet long, requires 2 people to install in a crawlspace.  Will not fit in most crawlspaces when mounted correctly on cinder blocks.  Freezes over and shuts down in colder conditions experienced in crawlspaces.
Santa Fe HC	250 CFM	135 pints	No	56°F - 100°F	99 lbs	18.65"H	$1550
						20.75"W
						33"D
Product Review: Cumbersome is an understatement for this enormous dehumidifier.  Designed as a whole house, ducted unit, Santa Fe HC is better suited for basement installations where there is more space and temperatures stay above 56°F.  Pints per day capacity is grossly overpowered for a crawlspace of almost any size.
CSB Sani-Dry	240 CFM	90 pints	Yes	55°F - 95°F	71 lbs	19"H	$1450
						14.5"W
						33"D
Product Review: Same machine as the Santa Fe Advance.  This label is only sold by contractors as part of an encapsulation system.  Contractor pricing is more expensive than buying direct from factory through a wholesaler such as BPA.
Ebac CD30	170 CFM	17 pints	No	33°F - 90°F	55 lbs	12"H	$869
						12"W
						22"D
Product Review: Water removal capacity is pretty low, making this unit only useful for extremely small spaces.  When it comes to value per dollar, the Ebac CD30 is not quite up to par with the lower priced, more powerful Dri-CrawlSpace®COMPACT.
Ebac CS60	360 CFM	56 pints	No	33°F - 90°F	63 lbs	13.25"H	$1500
						13.75"W
						20.25"D
Product Review: Coming in at nearly the most expensive crawlspace dehumidifier on the market, the Ebac CS60 tested pretty well, compared to lower priced units… except for the Dri-CrawlSpace® PLUS  With similar capacity, higher efficiency and better price, the Dri-CrawlSpace® PLUS stacks up as a better value and better choice.

Prices shown were found through internet sources as of December 2006.