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AprilAire E080 vs E100: what actually changes?
Same cabinet dimensions, different documented capacity and airflow. Compare the base plug models and complete installation.
Read the comparison ↗EDITORIAL COMPARISONSanta Fe Compact70 vs Ultra70: depth and ducting
Two 12-inch-high cabinets with different installation footprints and applications.
Read the comparison ↗6 of 6 documented models
Use the guided shortlist ↗AlorAir Sentinel HD55P
A built-in-pump option for installations where a downhill drain is not available. The headline 120-pint figure is a hot, humid saturation rating; the same page lists 55 pints at 80°F and 60% RH.
AlorAir Sentinel HD55S
A low cabinet with gravity drainage. The source mixes HD55 and HD55S names, which makes checking the exact listing and generation especially important.
AprilAire E080
A documented 80-pint option at 80°F / 60% RH, with duct support and gravity drainage. Its 15-inch cabinet excludes feet and duct collars.
AprilAire E100
A documented 100-pint option at 80°F / 60% RH, with duct support and gravity drainage. Its 15-inch cabinet excludes feet and duct collars.
Santa Fe Compact70
A 12-inch-high cabinet makes this a candidate for a constrained installation. Its two published capacity figures also show why room temperature belongs in the buying decision.
Santa Fe Ultra70
The Ultra70 adds a ducted whole-home use case to a low cabinet. It is deeper than the Compact70, so a height-only shortlist can miss an important installation constraint.