NOMA
NOMA 42 Pint 2-Speed LED Dehumidifier, Bucket/Continuous Drain, ENERGY STAR® Most Efficient, White
#043-0753-6
$349.99
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The NOMA 42 Pint 2-Speed ENERGY STAR® LED Dehumidifier helps you remove moisture from the air before it causes a problem. This dehumidifier features a sizable 42 pint internal storage and features two fan speeds, high and low, so you can customize how it operates depending on your needs. It also has three humidify modes including auto dry, continuous and manual set so you can enjoy a comfortable environment. The quiet dehumidifier is designed to consistently maintain normal humidity levels and has a convenient LED readout for monitoring, with a 24-hour timer.
The NOMA 42 Pint ENERGY STAR® LED Dehumidifier is compact yet powerful for use in any room in your home or office
Removes moisture from the air and helps prevent mould and bacteria
Two fan speeds: high and low
Three humidify modes (auto dry, continuous and manual set) to help maintain a comfortable humidity level
Humidity range: 30–80%
24-hour timer you can program when you want it to turn off and on
Digital LED readout
Easy-access 8.8 L water tank
ENERGY STAR® certified
2 draining options: bucket or installing a garden hose (not included)
Automatic shutdown if there's a malfunction or when the bucket is full
Removable front bucket with handle and wheels for greater portability
Includes a detachable and reusable filter with filter cleaning monitor
| Part Number | DH-42K1SJUE |
|---|---|
| Area Coverage (sq ft) | 1001.04 ft² |
| Moisture Removal Rate (l/hr) | 0.99 l/h |
| Number of Speeds | 2 |
| Water Disposal | Tank and Gravity |
| Primary Colour | White |
| Certifications | UL Listed |
| Wireless Standard Compatibility | No Wireless Connectivity |
| Smart System Compatibility | No Smart Technology |
| Advanced Features | Adjustable Humidistat, Auto Defrost, Automatic Operation, Continuous Run, Indicator Light, Portable, Shutoff Timer |
| Filter Type | PP Filter |
|---|---|
| Indicator Light Type | Fan Speed Setting, Empty Tank, Humidity |
| Maximum Air Flow Capacity (CFM) | 176 ft³/min |
| Bucket Location | Front |
| Noise Level (dB) | 45 dB |
| Voltage (V) | 115 V |
| Wattage Rating (w) | 414 W |
| Accessories List | Drain Connection, Includes Casters, Timer |
| Control Type | Digital |
| Cord Length (in) | 72.05 in |
| Batteries Required Quantity | 0 |
| Enclosure Material | Plastic |
| Maximum Run Time (h) | 2000 h |
| Minimum Operating Temperature (°C) | 3.30 °C |
| Maximum Operating Temperature (°C) | 32.20 °C |
| Product Use(s) | Indoor |
| Assembled Height (in) | 24.76 in |
| Assembled Length (in) | 15.12 in |
| Assembled Width (in) | 10.71 in |
| Assembled Weight (lb) | 40.79 lb |
Warranty
- This product carries a 2 year exchange warranty redeemable at any Canadian Tire store.
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| Area Coverage (sq ft) | 1001.04 ft² | |||||
| Moisture Removal Rate (l/hr) | 0.99 l/h | 0.99 l/h | 0.98 l/h | 0.70 l/h | 10.40 l/h | |
| Number of Speeds | 2 | 2 | 2 | 2 | 2 |
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2 out of 5 stars.
Does not last long.
9 months ago
Bought March 23 2023. Worked great for 2 years. Now for 2 months even though it runs, it no longer collects water at all and blows cold air when it is on. Have cleaned everything, but still no longer collects water. Unfortunately, since it is now April 22 2025 it has surpassed the 2 year warranty period and I am now stuck with something that does not work or will have to pay to have someone look at it. So disappointed.
No, I do not recommend this product.
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5 out of 5 stars.
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a year ago
This Dehumidifier took gallons of water out of our house over 2 weeks. Excellent
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1 out of 5 stars.
Bad quality, not worth the money even is on sale
a year ago
Rarely used, after the 2 years warranty expired I got the E9 error, useless now!
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5 out of 5 stars.
This thing sucks, but in a good way
a year ago
Living in a basement unit in St John's. It's pretty darn humid. On the first day this thing sucked so much moisture out of the air that the water container was almost full after just 3 hours of running. My only complaint about it, I'm not sure if my seperate little humidity meter is slightly off or if the built in dehumidifier meter is off. Since my meter is reading 40% humidity but the dehumidifier is reading 50% humidity. Regardless of the accuracy it was still a very solid drop from the 70-90% humidity I was originally dealing with.
And one last complaint it can be alittle loud. It's not the fan making all the noise, but that compressor. It sounds like an old freezer that won't stop humming.
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5 out of 5 stars.
This thing sucks, but in a good way
a year ago
Living in a basement unit in St John's. It's pretty darn humid. On the first day this thing sucked so much moisture out of the air that the water container was almost full after just 3 hours of running. My only complaint about it, I'm not sure if my seperate little humidity meter is slightly off or if the built in dehumidifier meter is off. Since my meter is reading 40% humidity but the dehumidifier is reading 50% humidity. Regardless of the accuracy it was still a very solid drop from the 70-90% humidity I was originally dealing with.
And one last complaint it can be alittle loud. It's not the fan making all the noise, but that compressor. It sounds like an old freezer that won't stop humming.
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Q: Does it emit hot air? Is hot air blowing from it?
2 years ago4 Answers
A: Unit emits hot air!
2 years agoHelpful?
Q: Is this unit loud ? Like if this was running in your basement, and watching tv or doing work.
4 years ago4 Answers
A: It is not super loud, in the basement, when upstairs we barely hear it running.
4 years agoHelpful?
Q: Does it turn back on automatically after a power outage?
2 years ago3 Answers
A: Yes, I have had a number of power outages since getting my 42 Pint Dehumidifier and it has always come back on automatically.
2 years agoHelpful?
Q: Does the fan automatically turn off once enough humidity is removed? I had an older digital dehumidifier. The fan kept running and running all the time, even when air was dry, there was constant noise, so I had to manually turn it on or off when needed.
3 years ago3 Answers
A: Mine seems to be running periodically even though humidity is way below set level. I suspect it’s only the fan and not the actual compressor but still. No explanation in manual regarding this.
2 years agoHelpful?
Q: would this be suitable for a garage ?
2 years ago2 Answers
A: It probably would work if the garage was insulated, I have it in my basement laundry room and running into my floor drain now. I did have it filling the bin first but I was emptying every day and it’s a pain to empty into a laundry tub. I really do like it and it works great.
2 years agoHelpful?
Q: My dehumidifier has E9 sign and stop working. What can I do?
2 years ago2 Answers
A: Mine was just over a year old when I got the same E9 so no longer under warranty. That means it is your humidity sensor. I called Noma and they gave me a number to call to get a new one. The guy was so rude.........he said the replacement sensors did not work so unit is no good now......I said so I am to throw it in the garbage and he said "yes". I told him I would never buy anything with NOMA on it again,
a year agoHelpful?
Q: Is there an easy way to put the bucket back into the dehumidifier? I find it doesn't line up perfectly and I have to give it a little knock to get it in all the way.
2 years ago2 Answers
A: A little knock is perfectly the correct way to replace the bucket into the dehumidifier. By doing so it sets the bucket in place correctly to start receiving the water collected.
2 years agoHelpful?
Q: Is the 45 dB sound level measured at high speed or low speed? Are the fan and compressor in the 42 pint model the same as the 35 pint? The moisture removal rate (0.99 l/h), air flow rate (176 ft³/min) and db level (45 dB) are all identical.
3 years ago2 Answers
A: Its odd as you really cannot tell the difference in fan speed. Neither by sound or by feel. I am not convinced its even working
2 years agoHelpful?
Q: Why is it coming on even though humidity is way below setting?
2 years ago1 Answer
A: Our Dehumidifier here in the rainy season runs full time in constant setting as well even when it reads 36%, our thermometer on the wall reads 65% humidity, but now our windows and sky light in the bathroom are all dry. It will pull half full bucket every 12 hours. It is set on Auto and reads 36% when it shuts down. If it is set on continuous it will run constantly.
2 years agoHelpful?
Q: whats the difference between the Noma dehumidifier with a pump and one without ..
2 years ago1 Answer
A: With the pump you don't have to empty the container when it is full. You connect a hose to the pump and if you have it going to a floor drain. It will empty itself when necessary.
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