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Eliminate mold and mildew, combat rust and corrosion, and increase drying and curing times with Quest’s newest HI-E DRY portable dehumidifier—the next evolution in high-efficiency, mobile moisture removal. Designed for maximum portability, this rugged, efficient dehumidifier doesn’t just perform—it moves with purpose.
Featuring 12-inch recessed wheels and a dual-position extended handle that doubles as a dolly for your F9 and F10 air movers, the HI-E Dry 140 is engineered to handle stairs and uneven surfaces with ease.
Removing 135 pints of moisture per day and an impressive 7.2 pints per kilowatt hour (@ 80 F / 60% RH conditions) this energy-efficient portable dehumidifier features a digital onboard humidistat, an internal condensate pump for up to 20 feet of easy water transport, and an extended length 25-foot power cord with mobility in mind.
Features & Benefits
Specifications
@ 80 F / 60% RH
Water Removal
135 Pints/Day
Efficiency
7.2 Pints/kWh
Energy Factor
3.4 Liters/kWh
Current Draw
6.8 Amps
Power
780 Watts
BTU (Total)
8,850
BTU (Heat of Condensation)
6,200
BTU (Motor Load)
2,650
@ 75 F / 50% RH
Water Removal
90 Pints/Day
Efficiency
4.4 Pints/kWh
Energy Factor
2.1 Liters/kWh
Current Draw
7.3 Amps
Part Number
4045100-30
Dehumidifier Type
Refrigerant Dehumidifier
CFM
300
Operating Temperature
56 F Min–95 F Max
Supply Voltage
110–120 VAC, I Phase, 60 Hz
Unit Dimensions
20″ L x 24.5″ W x 18″ H
Unit Weight
85 lb
Control Type
Onboard Digital Controls
Air Filter MERV Rating
MERV 10
Air Filter Dimensions
12″ x 14″ x 1″
Power Cord
14ga NEMA 5-15P (25′)
Refrigerant Type
R454B
Refrigerant Amount
1 lb 3 oz
Drain Port Connection
3/8″ Push to Connect
Warranty
5 Year
What is the Quest Hi-E Dry 140 and who is it for?
The Hi-E Dry 140 is a portable dehumidifier rated at 135 pints/day, designed to be moved room to room rather than permanently installed. It's commonly used by growers running multiple rooms as a flexible capacity boost — rolling it into whichever room needs a little extra dehumidification at a given point in the flower cycle, rather than installing a dedicated unit in every room.
Why would I use a portable unit instead of installing more permanent units?
Portables work well as a maintenance item and stopgap — if a permanent unit needs service, a portable can act as a temporary fix; and since it's stackable and foldable for storage, a couple of them in a closet can flexibly cover late-flower capacity spikes across several rooms without over-installing permanent units everywhere.
Can multiple units be daisy-chained together?
Yes. Quest units pass power through their dry contacts to the next unit in the chain. If mixing with Anden units in the same chain, the Anden units need to go first — Anden uses a true dry contact rather than passing power through.