LUKAS Little 10L-J dehumidifier

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€229.00

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2-year warranty

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Fight excess humidity with LUKAS little. This compact compressor dehumidifier removes up to 10L of moisture per day and can also purify the air thanks to its optional HEPA H11 filter. Its laundry drying mode also helps speed up the drying of your clothes.

LUKAS 20L

Compact dehumidifier for rooms up to 40 m²

Continuous drainage

Laundry drying mode

HEPA filter

Timer

LUKAS little, the compact dehumidifier for rooms up to 40 m²

Looking for a compact and efficient dehumidifier to reduce excess humidity in your home? With a dehumidification capacity of up to 10 litres of water per day, LUKAS little is designed for rooms up to 40 m² or 100 m³.

Thanks to its compressor technology, digital hygrostat and 4 operating levels, it allows you to precisely control the humidity level in your room. Its compact design and integrated castors also make it easy to move from one room to another.

Laundry drying mode

Do you dry your laundry indoors? LUKAS little features a dedicated mode designed to speed up clothes drying.

Thanks to its swing function, the appliance distributes the airflow throughout the room, helping moisture evaporate more evenly from your laundry. This is particularly useful for reducing drying time and limiting the increase in indoor humidity.

10L/DAY

This is the amount of water that LUKAS little can extract from the air in one day, under optimal test conditions.

A dehumidifier designed for everyday use

With its compact design and range of practical features, this air dehumidifier easily adapts to your everyday needs. It can be used in a bedroom, laundry room, bathroom or living area, depending on your requirements.

Simple and flexible programming

Thanks to its timer, adjustable from 1 to 9 hours, you can set the operating time of LUKAS little in advance.

The appliance also features 4 dehumidification levels, allowing you to adjust its operation according to the humidity level in the room. Its automatic shut-off when the water tank is full provides additional peace of mind during everyday use.

Two ways to drain the water

LUKAS little features a 3-litre water tank for collecting the water extracted from the air. When the tank is full, the appliance automatically switches off.

To avoid having to empty the tank regularly, you can also use the 100 cm drainage hose supplied for continuous water drainage.

Easy to move

With its integrated side handles and concealed castors, LUKAS little can be easily moved from one room to another.

Its compact design allows you to place it wherever you need it, whether in a bedroom, laundry room or less heated room.

Air purification mode

LUKAS little can also help improve indoor air quality thanks to its optional H11 HEPA filter.

Once installed, the filter helps capture particles present in the air. This means you can use LUKAS little to dehumidify your home while also benefiting from additional air filtration.

Defrost function for cooler rooms

Thanks to its defrost function, LUKAS little can operate in rooms with temperatures as low as 5 °C. This makes it suitable for use in cooler spaces where excess humidity may still be present.

Reference LUKA0003

EAN 7630850304527

Data sheet

Color: White
User manual: Télécharger le manuel en PDF
Product dimensions (H x W x D in mm): 291 x 512 x 242
Product weight (kg): 10,9
Weight with packaging (kg): 12,2
Power consumption (W): 260 - 330
Noise level (dB): 43
Suitable for rooms up to (m²): 40
Technology: Compressor
Number of speeds: 4
Maximum dehumidification (L/day): 10
Filter: HEPA
Fonctions: Auto Mode
Automatic stop if full tank
Defrost function
Dryer function
Night mode
Water tank capacity (L): 3
Operational range (°C): 15
Hygrostat: Yes
Timer function: Yes
Continuous drainage: Yes
Use: Domestic
Warranty (Y): 2
Eco-tax (€): 5,76
Other: Gaz R290 ecology
Connected: Yes
Product Sheet: Télécharger la fiche produit en PDF

Why is my appliance not dehumidifying enough?

Make sure the unit is not placed against a wall or that a piece of furniture is not blocking the air inlet of the dehumidifier. If so, move it.
The desired humidity level is not set low enough: switch to "Continuous" mode instead of "Auto".
The room temperature is below 15¬∞C: this is the limit at which most compressor dehumidifiers are ineffective.

Why is a compressor dehumidifier almost ineffective below 10¬∞C or 15¬∞C?

The operation of a compressor dehumidifier is similar to that of a refrigerator. In fact, the condenser (the very fine lamella grid) is slightly colder than the ambient air. Thus, the water contained in the air condenses and flows into the tank. Below about ten degrees, these water droplets risk freezing instantly on contact with the condenser, and forming a block of ice at the back of the device. To avoid this, new generation dehumidifiers are equipped with a "defrost" or "anti-freeze" mode that will disconnect the compressor for a while (or longer if it is very cold). The air thus circulates at room temperature and the device does not freeze, but it is almost ineffective.

What is continuous drainage for?

Continuous drainage means that you don't have to empty the tank all the time. Thus, the condensates (water collected by the dehumidifier) flow away by gravity. This operation is always carried out using a short pipe (maximum 50 cm) with an internal section of approximately 1 cm.

Is it possible to extend a continuous drainage pipe?

It is not impossible but not recommended because if your pipe gets clogged or does not drain well, the water will rise up in the pipe and flooding is guaranteed. If you risk it, oversize the diameter of the extension pipe and join the 2 pipes well, for a good seal. Make a small hole on the upper part of the pipe, directly after the water outlet, at the back of the appliance.

How do I connect the drain hose to my dehumidifier?

First, we recommend removing the tank to make installation easier. Then, connect the hose to the unit through the opening on the back or side of the dehumidifier. Replace the tank and place the other end of the drain hose directly into a water drain.

Brown liquid in your dehumidifier : Should you be worried?

You've noticed a brownish liquid flowing from the hose or present in the tank of your dehumidifier? This phenomenon can be surprising, as the water extracted from the air is supposed to be clear. Rest assured: no internal part of your appliance produces this type of liquid. It is most likely pollution present in the ambient air, especially if the appliance is used in a garage or a poorly ventilated space.

Hypothesis No. 1: Presence of Fungal Spores or Mold

In humid environments like garages, microscopic spores (mold, fungi, etc.) can float in the air. Once captured by the airflow of the dehumidifier, they are carried with the condensed water and can color the liquid brown. You might also perceive a musty or damp earth odor when approaching the reservoir.

Hypothesis No. 2: Air Pollution by Organic Residues or Greasy Dust

A garage is often an environment exposed to oils, fuels, solvents, brake dust, etc. These particles, suspended in the air, can be sucked in and mix with the condensed water, giving it a dark brown tint. This phenomenon is common in rooms where volatile organic or chemical substances circulate.

What to do if this happens?

Here are some recommendations to clean your appliance and identify the exact origin of the problem:

Clean the drain hose with hot water and a little white vinegar. Soaking in a mild disinfectant solution can also be helpful.
Rinse the collection tank and the drain outlet thoroughly.
Spray a mixture of warm water and white vinegar (20%) directly onto the fins at the back of the appliance to eliminate any biological traces.
Let the dehumidifier run for 24 to 48 hours under the same conditions.
If the brown liquid reappears:

It is then highly likely that the ambient air is the cause of this discoloration. You can:
Install a pre-filter on the air intake (a fine foam or a coffee filter can work temporarily),
Test the appliance in another room to see if the phenomenon disappears elsewhere.