NOMA 50-Pint Dehumidifier – Excellent Condition

ng a reliable NOMA 50-pint dehumidifier. This unit is highly effective at removing moisture from basements or larger living spaces and is in great working condition. Key Specifications: Moisture Removal Capacity: 50 pints per day (ideal for damp basements or laundry rooms). Water Tank Capacity: 8.8 Liters (includes automatic shut-off when full). Electrical Requirements: Standard 115V–120V household outlet. Power Consumption: Operates between 500W–600W when the compressor is running. Identification: Manufacturer details and batch number (K-CHAV) are provided in the attached photo (19038.jpg). Additional Information: BTU Rating: This is a dehumidifier for moisture control, not an air conditioner, so it is rated by its 50-pint daily extraction capacity rather than cooling BTUs. Condition: Unit has been well-maintained and is ready for immediate use. Reason for Selling: ["No longer needed"]. Price: $[150] Location: ["Near Bathurst Station, Bathurst and Dundas, Westen hospital, Kensington market, Chinatown,Toronto"] Please review the details above. If you have any questions that are not answered here, feel free to reach out. Thanks for looking! Regarding parking, please advise that parking in Kensington Market is limited and generally requires planning. Here is the essential information you can share to manage their expectations: Paid Parking: The area primarily uses paid street parking and "Green P" parking lots. Meters typically cost around $3.00 per hour. General Rules: Unless signage indicates otherwise, there is an unsigned three-hour maximum limit for on-street parking in Toronto. Free Parking: True "free" parking is extremely difficult to find in this downtown core. While some metered spots may be free in certain areas after 9:00 PM or on specific holidays, reliance on this is risky, and buyers should be warned to always check local signage carefully to avoid fines. Prohibitions: Remind them that overnight street parking is generally prohibited without a residential permit, and parking in front of driveways, laneways, or in fire routes is strictly