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Honeywell TP70WKNR 50-Pint Dehumidifier: What to Know
We researched the Honeywell TP70WKN as specified, and found that new (non-Renewed) units are no longer readily available under that model name; Amazon's only current listing for 'TP70WKN' is explicitly marked Renewed. Honeywell's own consumer store instead currently sells the TP70WKNR, an updated version of the same unit built with R32 refrigerant, and the Amazon listing used here for this same physical design carries the title 'Previously 70 Pint' directly in its own product name, an unusually candid confirmation, from Honeywell itself, of the 2019 DOE/AHAM rating change discussed elsewhere in this guide. Honeywell's own current TP70WKNR product page uses the same product photo referenced here, confirming it depicts the correct current unit.
Specs from Honeywell's own product page: a 14-pint water tank with splash guards, coverage up to 4,000 square feet, and a manufacturer-rated 51 dBA noise level. It includes a digital humidistat with automatic humidity sensing, a 'Mirage Display' that's visible from across a room, auto restart after a power interruption, and auto defrost for operation in cooler basements. Honeywell backs this unit with a 5-year limited warranty, notably longer than the 1-year coverage typical of the other units in this guide.
We did not find independent bench-test noise or capacity data specific to the TP70WKNR at the time of writing, so the 51 dBA figure above is a manufacturer spec rather than an independently measured one, worth flagging given the real gap found between marketed and measured noise on the Frigidaire in this same guide.
Key Listed Features
50-pint rating (previously sold as 70-pint under the older DOE standard) for up to 4,000 sq
14-pint water tank with splash guards and a gravity continuous-drain tube
Digital humidistat, Mirage Display, auto restart, and auto defrost
5-year limited warranty, longer than the 1-year coverage typical of competing 50-pint units
