Main trade-off
AEOCKY Rhea-001
The 80-pint headline uses much hotter and wetter conditions than the 24.5-pint certified rating.
Head-to-head
Rhea-001 offers much greater certified water removal and tank capacity. PD160B remains a small-room candidate when a lighter moisture load and compact placement dominate.
Before you choose
Rhea exceeds PD160B by 14.69 pints per day.
What this is based on
24.5 minus 9.81 equals 14.69. 24.5 divided by 9.81 equals 2.50.
Main trade-off
The 80-pint headline uses much hotter and wetter conditions than the 24.5-pint certified rating.
Main trade-off
RTINGS measured modest water removal, so recovery is slow in a very wet basement.


Compare Rhea-001 and Waykar PD160B on certified capacity, efficiency and tank size, with clear separation between federal-test figures and maximum pint claims.
Winner by situation
Rhea has about 2.5 times the certified removal.
Rhea holds 1.45 gallons.
Neither supplies Wi-Fi here.
PD160B is the lower-capacity option.
What matters in practice
Rhea exceeds PD160B by 14.69 pints per day.
24.5 minus 9.81 equals 14.69. 24.5 divided by 9.81 equals 2.50.
Rhea tank is about 2.2 to 2.3 times as large despite conflicting Waykar entries.
Waykar page title lists 0.62 gallon while its description lists 0.66. 1.45 divided by those endpoints gives 2.34 and 2.20. Both remain below the 2.50 certified-capacity ratio.
The energy-factor advantage is smaller than the capacity advantage.
1 minus 1.73 divided by 1.86 equals 7.0 percent. This is a test-based ratio rather than a room-power measurement.

AEOCKY, RHEA-001 / RHEA-RCS25(Y)-N4-3-25
A local-control compressor dehumidifier with a 24.5-pint certified rating, gravity drainage and a narrow upright cabinet.

Waykar, PD160B
A light, compact room dehumidifier whose low-speed sound and modest heat rise suit occupied spaces.
Meaningful differences
| What changes | AEOCKY Rhea-001 | Waykar 34 Pint | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|---|
| Certified removal | 24.5 pints per day | 9.81 pints per day | Rhea has about two and a half times the certified capacity. |
| Integrated energy factor | 1.86 L/kWh | 1.73 L/kWh | Rhea has a modest efficiency advantage under the test. |
| Tank | 1.45 gallons | 0.62 to 0.66 gallon in conflicting manufacturer entries | Rhea stores more than twice as much water. |
| Maximum headline | 80 pints at hot, very humid conditions | 34 pints at hot, very humid conditions | Neither headline should be substituted for the certified rate. |
| Humidity setting range | 40 to 80 percent | 30 to 80 percent on the current product page | Waykar permits a lower selected target, which does not prove it can maintain that target in every room. |
What you give up
Recommendation switch
Choose neither. Dreo 733S combines about 22.1 certified pints per day with connected controls and a 1.85-gallon tank.
What matters in practice
PD160B certified 9.81-pint result belongs to a smaller capacity class than Rhea 24.5-pint result. That gap matters if the current machine runs constantly without reaching its target. Fixing moisture entry remains necessary when water is entering the building.
Rhea holds roughly 0.8 gallon more, allowing for the conflicting 0.62 and 0.66 gallon Waykar entries. That also means more water weight when full. A larger tank reduces trips at the same collection rate but makes each full trip heavier. Choose a lower fill routine or a suitable gravity drain if carrying water is difficult.
The selected target range is a control feature rather than proof of achievable room humidity. Waykar allows a lower setting on its current page. Before making that the deciding factor, check operating temperature and whether the room genuinely needs such a low target.
What the facts say
Useful conclusions from the current dehumidifiers comparison, followed by the checked facts used to reach them.
Only 1 of 31 models checked match every need here: “I need moisture control in a bedroom or small room”, “I am drying a medium room or finished basement”, “It will run often, so efficiency matters”, and “I can run a hose downhill to a drain”.
1 matching model from 31 checkedAEOCKY Rhea-001 lists 24.5 pints/day for current-test moisture removal, 150% above Waykar 34 Pint at 9.8 pints/day.
Match countThe count uses the current product-to-need assignments for “I need moisture control in a bedroom or small room”, “I am drying a medium room or finished basement”, “It will run often, so efficiency matters”, and “I can run a hose downhill to a drain”. A need with no documented match does not count.
Calculation noteThis uses explicit ENERGY STAR, Appendix X1 or official current-condition figures. Older hot-saturated labels are excluded when a current test figure is stated. 9 of 31 models have comparable published figures for context.
| Product | Needs matched | Checked facts | Source records |
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| AEOCKY Rhea-001 |
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| Waykar 34 Pint |
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