Cyclone Desert Dehumidifier 138 L/day – High-capacity compressor with direct drainage
Cyclone Desert Dehumidifier 138 L/day – High-capacity compressor with direct drainage
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Capacity: 138 L/day (conditions not specified)
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Power consumption: 1,350 W
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Flow rate: 1,000 m³/h
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Refrigerant: R410A · Digital humidistat
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Drainage: direct with 1 m hose, no tank
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Dimensions: 69 × 53 × 98.5 cm
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Description
- 💧 Capacity: 138 L/day. The manufacturer does not specify the measurement conditions for this model.
- 💨 Flow rate: 1,000 m³/h with digital humidistat and compressor.
- ⚡ Consumption: 1,350 W · R410A refrigerant (GWP 2,088, not an "eco" gas).
- 🔋 No tank: direct drainage with 1 m tube included, fixed installation.
- ⚠️ Not for drying: no published temperature range or defrost data.
The highest capacity unit in the Desert range, for large rooms with high irrigation load.
Full description
Cyclone Desert Dehumidifier 138 L/day
The highest-capacity unit in the Desert range: compressor, digital humidistat and direct drainage without a tank, with an airflow of 1,000 m³/h. For large grow rooms with high irrigation loads.
Capacity and testing conditions
138 L/day.
The manufacturer does not specify the temperature and humidity conditions under which this figure is measured for this model, and we are not going to make them up. It is important to know this because liters/day are not comparable between brands: some manufacturers publish figures at 30 °C / 80% RH, very favourable conditions, while others—such as Quest, using the American AHAM standard—test at 26.7 °C / 60% RH, which is much more demanding, where the same unit delivers a considerably lower figure. Without the testing conditions, these 138 L/day cannot be directly compared with the liters of a unit tested under AHAM.
Specifications
- Capacity: 138 L/day (testing conditions not specified by the manufacturer)
- Technology: compressor
- Refrigerant: R410A
- Power consumption: 1,350 W
- Airflow: 1,000 m³/h
- Control: digital humidistat
- Drainage: direct, with 1 m hose included. No tank
- Dimensions: 69 × 53 × 98.5 cm
- Operating temperature range: not published by the manufacturer
Transparency note: some distribution product sheets swap the power consumption figures for the 90 L and 138 L models and attribute 1,075 W to this model, which is less than the 90 L model—an impossibility. The correct power consumption for this unit is 1,350 W.
No tank: fixed installation
There is no tray to empty. The water exits through the included 1 m hose and must be led to a drain or a container. With a capacity of 138 L/day, a tank would make no practical sense: this unit is installed and left in place.
About R410A refrigerant
It uses R410A. It works well, but it is not "environmentally friendly," no matter how much that is claimed on some commercial product sheets: its GWP is 2,088 and it is subject to the European phase-down schedule. We prefer you know this before buying.
Honesty about drying
To dry, you need to maintain 55–62% RH for 10–15 days at 18–20 °C. We do not recommend this unit as a drying dehumidifier: the manufacturer does not publish the operating temperature range and, as it is a compressor unit with no defrost data, performance cannot be guaranteed below 15 °C. For drying, look for a unit with a stated range and automatic defrost. This is a unit for production rooms.
How to size it
The useful reference is not square meters: an indoor grow room evaporates almost all the water that is irrigated. Add up the liters of irrigation per day in the room and size it based on that, allowing a margin, because the testing conditions for this model are not specified.
Note on the images: the three Cyclone Desert models (60, 90 and 138 L/day) share the same chassis and there is no specific photograph for each capacity. The images show the entire range and do not reflect the exact size of this model; use the dimensions as your guide.
Warranty
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How to use
1. Plan for a fixed, accessible location: with 138 L/day, drainage must be properly managed.
2. Connect the included 1 m hose to a drain with sufficient capacity; a container would fill up quickly.
3. Keep the grilles clear so that the 1,000 m³/h can circulate without restriction.
4. Set the target humidity on the digital humidistat according to the growth stage.
5. Check the drainage regularly: with this flow rate, an obstruction will be noticeable quickly.
6. Do not use it as a drying unit: without a published temperature range or stated defrost function, its performance cannot be guaranteed below around 15°C.

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Frequently asked questions
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It is the highest-capacity unit in the Desert range, aimed at large grow rooms with a high irrigation load. It has a compressor, a digital humidistat and direct drainage with no tank, with 1,000 m³/h of air flow.
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Its correct consumption is 1,350 W. We point this out because some distribution datasheets swap the consumption figures of the 90 L and the 138 L and attribute 1,075 W to this model, in other words less than the 90 L, which is impossible.
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Because it is a fixed-installation unit: the water comes out through the 1 m hose included and you have to run it to a drain or a drum. With 138 L/day of capacity, a tank would make no practical sense at all. This unit gets installed and left running.
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No. The manufacturer does not specify the temperature and humidity conditions under which it measures that figure for this model, and we are not going to invent them. Some manufacturers publish at 30 °C / 80 % RH, very favourable conditions, while others such as Quest use the AHAM standard at 26.7 °C / 60 % RH, which is far more demanding and where the same unit gives a considerably lower figure.
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We do not recommend it for drying. Drying requires holding 55-62 % RH for 10-15 days at 18-20 °C, and here the manufacturer does not publish the working temperature range; being a compressor unit with no defrost data, performance below around 15 °C cannot be guaranteed. This is a production-room unit.
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The useful reference is not square metres: an indoor grow evaporates almost all the water you irrigate with. Add up the litres of irrigation per day in the room and size it from there, with some margin, because the measuring conditions for this model are not specified.