Main trade-off
AEOCKY Rhea-001
Lower certified removal rate
Head-to-head
Choose Rhea-002 when the higher certified moisture-removal rate and energy factor justify its price. Choose Rhea-001 if its lower certified capacity is sufficient for your measured conditions. Their equal tank size means the higher-capacity model may need emptying sooner. Neither provides a built-in solution for pumping water uphill.
Before you choose
Rhea-002 has 7.5 more certified pints per day, a 30.6 percent increase over Rhea-001. Choose it when a lower-capacity machine cannot maintain your target humidity in comparable conditions. Rhea-001 remains reasonable for a smaller moisture load. A 30.6 percent laboratory difference does not predict the same improvement in a colder basement, and neither rating can repair a leak or replace a drainage survey.
What this is based on
32 minus 24.5 equals 7.5. Dividing 7.5 by 24.5 gives 30.6 percent. These are exact-model certification values, not the larger warm-condition advertising figures.
Main trade-off
Lower certified removal rate
Main trade-off
The same tank can fill sooner at higher output


Compare AEOCKY Rhea-001 and Rhea-002 using certified removal, energy factor, tank workload and gravity-drain requirements.
Winner by situation
Both exact models rely on gravity drainage.
Rhea-001 is certified at 24.5 and Rhea-002 at 32.
Both certification records identify no connected capability.
The tanks are the same size. Actual collected water and humidity settings determine trips.
What matters in practice
Rhea-002 has 7.5 more certified pints per day, a 30.6 percent increase over Rhea-001. Choose it when a lower-capacity machine cannot maintain your target humidity in comparable conditions. Rhea-001 remains reasonable for a smaller moisture load. A 30.6 percent laboratory difference does not predict the same improvement in a colder basement, and neither rating can repair a leak or replace a drainage survey.
32 minus 24.5 equals 7.5. Dividing 7.5 by 24.5 gives 30.6 percent. These are exact-model certification values, not the larger warm-condition advertising figures.
Both selected models have a 1.45-gallon tank. At their respective certified daily rates, an idealized full tank would represent about 11.4 hours for Rhea-001 or 8.7 hours for Rhea-002. That makes gravity drainage especially worth planning for the larger model. Choose either only if you can empty the bucket or provide a permitted downhill drain. Actual fill time changes with humidity, temperature and cycling.
1.45 US gallons equals 11.6 pints. 24 times 11.6 divided by 24.5 is 11.4 hours, and divided by 32 is 8.7 hours. This is a steady-rate illustration, not a runtime test.
Rhea-002's certified 2.09 L/kWh exceeds Rhea-001's 1.86. Removing the same hypothetical volume would require about 11 percent less energy at those test efficiencies. Prefer Rhea-002 when sustained moisture removal makes energy use important. Rhea-001 may still cost less overall if it runs infrequently or has a lower purchase price. Neither current-price savings nor actual room performance is established by this calculation.
For equal water removal, relative energy is 1.86 divided by 2.09, or about 0.89. Real duty cycle and electricity price are additional inputs.

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.

AEOCKY, RHEA-002 / RHEA-RCS32(Y)-N4-3
A local-control dehumidifier with a 32-pint certified rating, 1.45-gallon bucket and continuous gravity drainage.
Meaningful differences
| What changes | AEOCKY Rhea-001 | AEOCKY Rhea-002 | Why it matters |
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| Certified daily removal | Exact-model certification lists 24.5 pints per day. | Exact-model certification lists 32 pints per day. | Matched certification values are more useful than warm-room marketing maxima. |
| Certified energy factor | Integrated energy factor is 1.86 L/kWh. | Integrated energy factor is 2.09 L/kWh. | This measures water removed per kWh under the certification procedure. |
| Tank capacity | The exact selected bundle lists a 1.45 US gallon tank. | The exact selected bundle lists a 1.45 US gallon tank. | The larger removal rating does not bring a larger bucket. |
| Body dimensions | The body is 8.66 inches wide, 14.45 deep and 24.09 high. | The body is 8.66 inches wide, 14.45 deep and 24.09 high. | There is no documented space saving between these exact bodies. |
| Drainage | It uses gravity drainage without a built-in pump. | It uses gravity drainage without a built-in pump. | Neither built-in arrangement solves an uphill drain. |
What you give up
Recommendation switch
Choose AEOCKY Rhea-001. Keep the same narrow body and tank format. Lower certified removal rate.
Choose AEOCKY Rhea-002. Use the higher certified litres-per-kWh figure. The same tank can fill sooner at higher output.
What matters in practice
What the facts say
Useful conclusions from the current dehumidifiers comparison, followed by the checked facts used to reach them.
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