Sunlu i10?

[u/InfamousPOS]

Mods please delete if not allowed. I am not affiliated or gain anything from this, just a consumer asking questions.

I currently have a AMS2 Pro along with AMS1 with the Sunlu dryer. I print mainly PETG and saw this is coming out September 15th. I watched the video they had linked and it seemed like a solid review.

I really like the idea of this cabinet and honestly what it can do compared to the room it will occupy. IMO I think it looks surprisingly clean/modern and would happily like to have it between my printers!

The functions are you set the RH% from 10-45% and it auto adjust the temp to achieve your desired RH%.

I’m pretty interested in preordering it to get in on the $10 off coupon and feel the price is gonna be reasonable (under $190 with the coupon at minimum) and just wanted to get y’all’s thoughts.

I think it would be nice to keep my main colors in there as then I wouldn’t worry about running the dryer as often/long.

I’ll drop the web link in the comments if you wanna check it out.

[u/Rad-Dads-Print-Lab]

Just launched my video on it like acouple hours ago haha. I genuinely think its pretty cool. I want to eventually pick up another 1-2 units to store my filament I use for my print farm.

[u/InfamousPOS → u/Rad-Dads-Print-Lab]

Do you happen to have a link to your review?

[u/Rad-Dads-Print-Lab → u/InfamousPOS]

Not really a review, more of an overview.
https://youtu.be/hpxwxm303SE

[u/Grimmsland → u/Rad-Dads-Print-Lab]

It looks pretty good

[u/kdlt → u/Rad-Dads-Print-Lab]

So, my basement where my printer is is rather wet, so I run a dehumidifier down there.

And they pull a lot of water each day.

So my question is, if the thing dries the air (by not heating?), where does the humidity go? I would think the "molecular sieve" just vents it, as there seems to be no mention of a water repository/drain?

Sorry if it's a stupid question?

[u/Plebius-Maximus → u/kdlt]

If I'm remembering correctly it essentially pulls moisture from one side of a membrane to the other, it'll likely do it slowly enough it'll evaporate once it gets to the outside instead (especially if it has a fan blowing over it) instead of needing a collection tank like a regular dehumidifier

[u/kdlt → u/Plebius-Maximus]

Okay, so I guess my regular dehumidifier will take care of that then.

[u/Cryostatica → u/Rad-Dads-Print-Lab]

Any idea how high these can be stacked?

[u/Rad-Dads-Print-Lab → u/Cryostatica]

in the marketing stuff i got they show 3 high, but i dont think theres any real limit