--- product_id: 69509992 title: "NETTA 12L Dehumidifier Stop Mould&Damp, 4.5p/hr Low Energy, Laundry Drying" brand: "netta" price: "₨11014" currency: SCR in_stock: true reviews_count: 8 category: "Netta" url: https://www.desertcart.sc/products/69509992-netta-12l-dehumidifier-stop-mould-and-damp-4-5p-hr store_origin: SC region: Seychelles --- # 170W ultra-low energy 12L/day moisture removal 24h timer & auto restart NETTA 12L Dehumidifier Stop Mould&Damp, 4.5p/hr Low Energy, Laundry Drying **Brand:** netta **Price:** ₨11014 **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Summary > 💨 Banish dampness in style—your home’s sleek moisture warrior! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** NETTA 12L Dehumidifier Stop Mould&Damp, 4.5p/hr Low Energy, Laundry Drying by netta - **How much does it cost?** ₨11014 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.sc](https://www.desertcart.sc/products/69509992-netta-12l-dehumidifier-stop-mould-and-damp-4-5p-hr) ## Best For - netta enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted netta brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Sleek Mobility Design:** Compact with caster wheels for effortless room-to-room use. - • **Energy-Smart Operation:** Run all day for just 4.5p/hr—save money while protecting your home. - • **Hassle-Free Maintenance:** Auto shut-off, washable filter, and continuous drain hose for worry-free use. - • **Precision Digital Control:** Set humidity from 40-85% with smart auto sensor and clear display. - • **Powerful 12L Daily Extraction:** Keep your space fresh and mould-free with rapid moisture removal. ## Overview The NETTA 12L Dehumidifier efficiently removes up to 12 litres of moisture daily from rooms up to 20m². Featuring low energy consumption at 170W (costing just 4.5p/hr), it combines smart digital controls, a 24-hour timer, and auto-defrost for seamless operation. Its compact design with caster wheels ensures easy portability, while safety features like auto shut-off and a washable filter make maintenance simple. Ideal for preventing mould, damp, and aiding laundry drying in modern homes. ## Description Free delivery and returns on eligible orders. Buy NETTA 12L Dehumidifier Stop Mould&Damp, 4.5p/hr Low Energy, Laundry Drying | Smart Auto Humidity Sensor,Timer, Auto Shut-Off, Washable Air Filter & Continuous Drain Hose, Timer, Auto Defrost at desertcart UK. Review: This is a FANTASTIC dehumidifier! - Way back in the 1950's, someone thought that it would be a good idea to build an extension onto my house - an old mining cottage that was built in the 1800's, and while this would have been great if it had been done properly, the builders at the time were besotted with concrete, the new-fangled building material that was going to revolutionise everything for them, so instead of digging down and setting down wooden floorboards over well-ventilated foundations, they poured some concrete and built upon it. The result, as any modern-day builder will know, is that the extension of the house is riddled with damp problems. To get around this, we've always needed to have two dehumidifiers running at the back of the house; one in the bathroom and another in the hallway - but it occurred to us recently that the one in the bathroom was starting to pack in, as although it looked and sounded like it was still working, our windows were running with condensation and black mould was beginning to form in the hallway cupboards and the bathroom ceiling, so we needed to get a new one - and pretty sharpish, too. I had a good look at a few different models and come to the conclusion that there were a few features that the new one(s) were going to need; a humidistat, the possibility to run continuously, and for them to be quiet. I whittled it down to a few models, but this Netta one won with its slightly cheaper price, good features and a slew of positive reviews, so I went the full hog and bought two of them. >>>WHAT'S IN THE BOX? Well, rather unsurprisingly, you get the dehumidifier in the box! You also get a short length (about 50cm) of clear tubing and a set of instructions. >>>FIRST IMPRESSIONS? After I'd removed the units from their packaging, I have to say that I was pretty impressed with how they looked, but since they had been in transit - and according to the note on the unit itself - I needed to place 'em upright and leave 'em for a few hours before turning 'em on. I have to say that, in comparison to my two old ones, these new ones look comparatively like the Starship Enterprise as they're very sleek and have an array of controls across the front of them. They are also mounted on casters, meaning that it should be easy to move around and empty them. >>>HOW EFFECTIVE IS IT? After I'd left them alone for half a day, I moved them into the hallway and bathroom where they were going to live, plugged them in, flicked their power switches on and pressed the power button on the each of the units. They beeped, lit up like Christmas trees and made a gentle whirring noise as cool air started to blow from the louvre on the tops of them. Nice. I played with their 'Speed' buttons, which allows you to switch it between 'high' and 'low' speeds, then I pressed the 'Purify' button to turn their air purifying feature on, then left them for an hour to see what difference they would make to the windows in the hallway and bathroom. The front display on them was showing that the humidity in each of the rooms was over 85% when I first turned them on, so it was going to be interesting to see how much this would drop. After an hour or so had passed, I decided to have a look at the end of the hallway where the purifiers had been gently humming away and was stunned to see that not only had the window cleared of condensation in each of the rooms, there was no water on the windowsills. In fact, the rear of the house even felt noticeably drier after just an hour of this thing being turned on and the humidity level on the unit's display was now sitting at '63'. To top it all, the air purifier had eliminated the musty, damp odour that had begun to hang around the hallway. I was rather impressed, to say the least. After about six hours of operation, the 1.5l tank in the unit had reached its maximum capacity and it made a beeping sound before turning off. >>>SINGING IN THE BATHTUB The biggest test of all was in store for the humidifier that lived in the bathroom - which is without doubt the coldest of all of the rooms in the house. My partner and I like to have hot baths and showers, which turned out to be too much for the old dehumidifier to handle. Would the new one do better? The answer, of course, is a resounding 'Yes'. I ran a hot bath and watched with interest as the humidity level raised to about 68% but stayed there. I got in and watched as the humidity slowly climbed over 70% and then floated around the 80% mark, which was still enough to stop the tiles from running with water and for the bathroom mirror to steam up. >>>ARE THEY NOISY? In a word, no - but they're not silent either. It's difficult to accurately describe the noise that they make - but I would say that it's probably about equal to that of a microwave oven, and although they've got two speed settings they don't really get any louder at their higher speed setting - they just makes a higher-pitched sound, which could irritate sensitive ears after a while. At the low speed setting (which I have had them set to for the majority of the time since I got them) it's barely noticeable once you get used to it and they hum away during the night without interrupting mine and my partner's sleep. Importantly, and unlike my older dehumidifiers, the fact that they're on casters stops them from vibrating when placed on hard flooring, which is something that was driving me around the bend with the old ones. >>>ARE THEY EASY TO EMPTY? Yup. The tanks on these are located at the back of the units, and it's a simple case of spinning 'em around (those casters again - what a great idea!) pulling 'em out and pouring the water collected in them into a sink, drain or whatever. I would recommend that you turn them off for a couple of minutes before pulling the tank out though, as water continues to pour out of the outlet above the tank for a short while after they've been turned off. They've actually got two settings for drainage - you can leave them on the 'Auto' setting, which utilises their internal water tanks as above, or you can attach the supplied tubing to their outlets, set 'em to 'Continuous' mode, then have the tube draining into a bucket or a drain, etc. I've not yet explored this! >>>CAN YOU SET THE HUMIDITY? Yes, you can! You can set the device to turn off automatically when the humidity in a room gets below a certain level, and can set a target level of between 40-85%. I leave my ones set with a target humidity level of 60%, which seems to work really well as they'll turn off when the humidity reaches just below 60%. >>>SUMMING UP I'll be honest - I wasn't expecting these dehumidifiers to be as effective as they are; I thought that they'd do about the same job as the ones I already had, but they're truthfully so, so much better. They're simple to use, attractive looking, have casters for easy manoeuvring, are quiet and have all the features I was looking for - and to top it off, they're brilliantly effective at controlling the dampness in my house. I cannot recommend this model highly enough! Review: Good quality, great value. - I bought one 3 months ago following a damp survey on our home, and as part of our ongoing strategy to tackle some pretty bad condensation issues and it has completed solved our problems throughout the house. Just an hour so every day makes a huge difference and massively reduced condensation in even the furthest away of rooms, to the point that it's no longer a problem. What I particularly like about this model is it's 20l, sufficient powerful for a mid-sized house, but more compact that other models, meaning it can just be wheeled under a table when not in use. Highly recommended. ## Features - REMOVES HUMIDITY: This NETTA 12L Dehumidifier is ideal for removing the causes of humidity, damp and mould in homes, basements and bathrooms. Featuring a glossy white finish complete with black trim, this dehumidifier was designed with a sleek style in mind, ensuring that it looks great in your home. It is perfectly suited for rooms up to 20m² and it also has rolling caster wheels which make it super-easy to move around your home. - LARGE CAPACITY: This dehumidifier can remove up to 12 litres of water a day and features a water tank capacity of 1.5 litres. When maximum capacity is reached, the tank will automatically shut off and the indicator light will flash which allows you to make full use of this product without having to worry. - ECONOMIC: This low energy dehumidifier uses 170W of power meaning you can run this appliance for as little as 5p per hour based on the latest UK energy tariff (34p per kWh). This enables you to keep your home free from mould and mildew this winter without having to worry about a huge increase in your energy bills. - VARIOUS MODES AND DIGITAL CONTROL: This product comes with 2 fan-speed modes, an automatic restart, a 24-hour timer and an auto-defrost feature. It also includes continuous dehumidification and a continuous drain-overflow pipe. The digital control screen with adjustable humidity control allows you to adjust the desired humidity extraction between 40-85%. - DIMENSIONS: 34 x 23 x 56cm | WEIGHT: 10.8KG. Noise level less than 55db ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B07F6DHHB1 | | Air Flow Capacity | 12 Litres Per Day | | Best Sellers Rank | 1,294 in Home & Kitchen ( See Top 100 in Home & Kitchen ) 21 in Dehumidifiers | | Brand | NETTA | | Brand Name | NETTA | | Capacity | 12 litres | | Colour | White | | Country of Origin | China | | Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 2,957 Reviews | | Dehumidification Capacity | 12 Liters per Day | | Floor Area | 20 Square Meters | | Floor area | 20 Square Meters | | Global Trade Identification Number | 05055592588462 | | Item Dimensions D x W x H | 23D x 34W x 56H centimetres | | Item Highlight | Smart Auto Humidity Sensor,Timer, Auto Shut-Off, Washable Air Filter & Continuous Drain Hose, Timer, Auto Defrost | | Item Type Name | Dehumidifier | | Item Weight | 24.3 Pounds | | Manufacturer | NETTA | | Material | Metal, Plastic | | Model Name | 103104 | | Model Number | 103104 | | Number of Items | 1 | | Number of Packs | 1 | | Number of Speeds | 2 | | Operation Mode | Continuous | | Other Special Features of the Product | 12L/Day Fast Moisture Control, Auto Humidity Sensor & Display, Drain Hose, Laundry Drying, Ultra-Low Energy: 4.5p/Hour | | Part Number | NT-DEHUMIDIFIER-12L | | Product Warranty | 1 year. | | Recommended Uses For Product | Commercial, Residential | | Special feature | 12L/Day Fast Moisture Control, Auto Humidity Sensor & Display, Drain Hose, Laundry Drying, Ultra-Low Energy: 4.5p/Hour Special feature 12L/Day Fast Moisture Control, Auto Humidity Sensor & Display, Drain Hose, Laundry Drying, Ultra-Low Energy: 4.5p/Hour See more | | Tank Volume | 1.5 Litres | | Tank volume | 1.5 Litres | | Upper Temperature Rating | 30 Degrees Celsius | | Wattage | 170.00 | ## Product Details - **Brand:** NETTA - **Capacity:** 12 litres - **Colour:** White,black - **Floor area:** 20 Square Meters - **Item weight:** 24.3 Pounds - **Number of speeds:** 2 - **Product dimensions:** 23D x 34W x 56H centimetres - **Recommended uses for product:** Commercial, Residential - **Tank volume:** 1.5 Litres ## Images ![NETTA 12L Dehumidifier Stop Mould&Damp, 4.5p/hr Low Energy, Laundry Drying - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/616g9ABlgwL.jpg) ## Available Options This product comes in different **Size** options. ## Questions & Answers **Q: Why should the unit be left to stand upright for 24 hours before plugging it in if it was delivered upside down??** A: The unit uses R290 gas the same as you get in refrigers and as you know you told when you get a unit delivered to wait at lest 24 hours to give the gas inside to settle down. Before use **Q: Is this a refrigerant dehumidifier?** A: yes - small 'refrigerator' unit to pull the moisture from the air **Q: Where is this product made ?** A: Sorry I don't know. Its very good and works well. **Q: Are you happy with the product?, How long is the warranty? Thank you** A: Hi, I am thrilled with this humidifier, my conservatory walls would run with condensation and need repainting too often. Since using the humidifier the walls stay dry. I keep it on all the time, except when the doors and windows are left open. I would thoroughly recommend it. Where I have it in a corner I had cut the tube shorter and have the water run into a bucket behind the humidifier to save keep emptying the container. I can't see anything about the warranty. ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ This is a FANTASTIC dehumidifier! *by C***N on 22 October 2019* Way back in the 1950's, someone thought that it would be a good idea to build an extension onto my house - an old mining cottage that was built in the 1800's, and while this would have been great if it had been done properly, the builders at the time were besotted with concrete, the new-fangled building material that was going to revolutionise everything for them, so instead of digging down and setting down wooden floorboards over well-ventilated foundations, they poured some concrete and built upon it. The result, as any modern-day builder will know, is that the extension of the house is riddled with damp problems. To get around this, we've always needed to have two dehumidifiers running at the back of the house; one in the bathroom and another in the hallway - but it occurred to us recently that the one in the bathroom was starting to pack in, as although it looked and sounded like it was still working, our windows were running with condensation and black mould was beginning to form in the hallway cupboards and the bathroom ceiling, so we needed to get a new one - and pretty sharpish, too. I had a good look at a few different models and come to the conclusion that there were a few features that the new one(s) were going to need; a humidistat, the possibility to run continuously, and for them to be quiet. I whittled it down to a few models, but this Netta one won with its slightly cheaper price, good features and a slew of positive reviews, so I went the full hog and bought two of them. >>>WHAT'S IN THE BOX? Well, rather unsurprisingly, you get the dehumidifier in the box! You also get a short length (about 50cm) of clear tubing and a set of instructions. >>>FIRST IMPRESSIONS? After I'd removed the units from their packaging, I have to say that I was pretty impressed with how they looked, but since they had been in transit - and according to the note on the unit itself - I needed to place 'em upright and leave 'em for a few hours before turning 'em on. I have to say that, in comparison to my two old ones, these new ones look comparatively like the Starship Enterprise as they're very sleek and have an array of controls across the front of them. They are also mounted on casters, meaning that it should be easy to move around and empty them. >>>HOW EFFECTIVE IS IT? After I'd left them alone for half a day, I moved them into the hallway and bathroom where they were going to live, plugged them in, flicked their power switches on and pressed the power button on the each of the units. They beeped, lit up like Christmas trees and made a gentle whirring noise as cool air started to blow from the louvre on the tops of them. Nice. I played with their 'Speed' buttons, which allows you to switch it between 'high' and 'low' speeds, then I pressed the 'Purify' button to turn their air purifying feature on, then left them for an hour to see what difference they would make to the windows in the hallway and bathroom. The front display on them was showing that the humidity in each of the rooms was over 85% when I first turned them on, so it was going to be interesting to see how much this would drop. After an hour or so had passed, I decided to have a look at the end of the hallway where the purifiers had been gently humming away and was stunned to see that not only had the window cleared of condensation in each of the rooms, there was no water on the windowsills. In fact, the rear of the house even felt noticeably drier after just an hour of this thing being turned on and the humidity level on the unit's display was now sitting at '63'. To top it all, the air purifier had eliminated the musty, damp odour that had begun to hang around the hallway. I was rather impressed, to say the least. After about six hours of operation, the 1.5l tank in the unit had reached its maximum capacity and it made a beeping sound before turning off. >>>SINGING IN THE BATHTUB The biggest test of all was in store for the humidifier that lived in the bathroom - which is without doubt the coldest of all of the rooms in the house. My partner and I like to have hot baths and showers, which turned out to be too much for the old dehumidifier to handle. Would the new one do better? The answer, of course, is a resounding 'Yes'. I ran a hot bath and watched with interest as the humidity level raised to about 68% but stayed there. I got in and watched as the humidity slowly climbed over 70% and then floated around the 80% mark, which was still enough to stop the tiles from running with water and for the bathroom mirror to steam up. >>>ARE THEY NOISY? In a word, no - but they're not silent either. It's difficult to accurately describe the noise that they make - but I would say that it's probably about equal to that of a microwave oven, and although they've got two speed settings they don't really get any louder at their higher speed setting - they just makes a higher-pitched sound, which could irritate sensitive ears after a while. At the low speed setting (which I have had them set to for the majority of the time since I got them) it's barely noticeable once you get used to it and they hum away during the night without interrupting mine and my partner's sleep. Importantly, and unlike my older dehumidifiers, the fact that they're on casters stops them from vibrating when placed on hard flooring, which is something that was driving me around the bend with the old ones. >>>ARE THEY EASY TO EMPTY? Yup. The tanks on these are located at the back of the units, and it's a simple case of spinning 'em around (those casters again - what a great idea!) pulling 'em out and pouring the water collected in them into a sink, drain or whatever. I would recommend that you turn them off for a couple of minutes before pulling the tank out though, as water continues to pour out of the outlet above the tank for a short while after they've been turned off. They've actually got two settings for drainage - you can leave them on the 'Auto' setting, which utilises their internal water tanks as above, or you can attach the supplied tubing to their outlets, set 'em to 'Continuous' mode, then have the tube draining into a bucket or a drain, etc. I've not yet explored this! >>>CAN YOU SET THE HUMIDITY? Yes, you can! You can set the device to turn off automatically when the humidity in a room gets below a certain level, and can set a target level of between 40-85%. I leave my ones set with a target humidity level of 60%, which seems to work really well as they'll turn off when the humidity reaches just below 60%. >>>SUMMING UP I'll be honest - I wasn't expecting these dehumidifiers to be as effective as they are; I thought that they'd do about the same job as the ones I already had, but they're truthfully so, so much better. They're simple to use, attractive looking, have casters for easy manoeuvring, are quiet and have all the features I was looking for - and to top it off, they're brilliantly effective at controlling the dampness in my house. I cannot recommend this model highly enough! ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good quality, great value. *by N***D on 21 May 2026* I bought one 3 months ago following a damp survey on our home, and as part of our ongoing strategy to tackle some pretty bad condensation issues and it has completed solved our problems throughout the house. Just an hour so every day makes a huge difference and massively reduced condensation in even the furthest away of rooms, to the point that it's no longer a problem. What I particularly like about this model is it's 20l, sufficient powerful for a mid-sized house, but more compact that other models, meaning it can just be wheeled under a table when not in use. Highly recommended. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great! But a little noisy and bright for bedrooms. *by D***S on 9 July 2023* It's a great little dehumidifier that can keep a small to medium sized room dry, year round, even if you live in a damp part of the country that rarely sees air humidity drop below 70 or 60 %. I've had it for about 8 months without issues, though I did remove the flap on the top to stop my cat from closing it while the machine is running - The fan isn't powerful enough to open the flap by itself, it blocks the air outlet. I assume it's to stop dust getting into the machine while it's being stored, or so? I attached the drain hose to a large, lidded plastic tub and I simply empty that every day, as the internal tank is very small, allowing it to run all day if I need it to, especially during the colder months. Just make sure to empty it regularly if you do this too, and secure the hose so that it can't fall out or be knocked out by curious pets, and make your floor wet. The machine is easy to clean - You can take off and vacuum the filter every couple of weeks. I even go as far as unscrewing the back panel and gently vacuuming the finned coil with the brush attachment every three or four months so that it stays efficient, but I do this at my own risk, as its delicate. I also run a pipe cleaner through the drain hose attachment point, into the bottom of the drain tray inside the machine to stop it getting blocked. Only other thing is that it's a little noisy compared to the larger dehumidifiers that I have for different rooms. If the fan's on full, it has the same noise frequency as a washing machine motor on its spin cycle, so that can get quite disturbing if used in a bedroom at night, especially as the blue lights on it are very bright, too. If the fan is put on low, it'll cycle between high and low randomly as it defrosts its coil, and I found the varying pitch to be more annoying than a constant pitch. If you have a large bedroom and keep it in the opposite corner of the room though, it might be bearable - I've got used to it now, and even miss it when it's not on. ## Frequently Bought Together - NETTA 12L/Day Low Energy Dehumidifier - Digital Control Panel, Air Filter, Continuous Drainage, Auto Restart, Timer, 1.5L Water Tank - For Home & Office, Damp Mould Control, Laundry Cloth Drying - HG Mould Spray, Effective Mould Spray & Mildew Cleaner, Removes Mouldy Stains From Walls, Tiles, Silicone Seals & More - 500ml , Pack of 1 - EasyAcc® 1200ml Electric Dehumidifier with Ultra Quiet & Auto Shut off 7 Colorful LED Portable Mini Dehumidifier for Wardrobe, Bathroom, Closet, RV, Bedroom, Garage - White --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - 🛒 **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** — Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** — Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - 💰 **No Hidden Fees** — All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - 🔄 **15-Day Free Returns** — Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - 🔒 **Secure Payments** — Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** — Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.sc/products/69509992-netta-12l-dehumidifier-stop-mould-and-damp-4-5p-hr](https://www.desertcart.sc/products/69509992-netta-12l-dehumidifier-stop-mould-and-damp-4-5p-hr) --- *Product available on Desertcart Seychelles* *Store origin: SC* *Last updated: 2026-10-26*