“The introduction of the Dry Series marks Bosch Home Comfort's entry into the portable dehumidifier category, providing homeowners with powerful options for managing indoor moisture across a variety of living spaces,” said Divya Darshini Piskala, product manager at Bosch Home Comfort. “The Dry Series helps homeowners protect their homes from excess moisture, improve indoor air quality, and maintain consistent comfort.”

The Bosch Dry Series comprises two models designed to address moisture-management needs across a range of room sizes and living spaces.

The Dry 2000 removes up to 22 pints of moisture per day and covers spaces up to 1,500 square feet. It features an intuitive, one-touch control panel, a 1.5-gallon water tank with a built-in viewing window, and a continuous drainage option for hands-free convenience.

The Dry 4000 removes up to 35 pints of moisture per day and covers spaces up to 3,000 square feet for larger residential areas and multi-room environments. It includes a 1.5-gallon windowed tank, integrated mobility casters, and a continuous drainage option.

Equipped with smart control interfaces, the units provide effortless tracking and precise adjustments through three operation modes, the press release said. 

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Auto mode monitors and adjusts fan speeds based on ambient conditions, and the desired humidity level is adjustable between 40% and 70% (the default is 55%). Once the desired humidity level is reached, the unit enters an energy-saving state, visually indicated by a slow "breathing rhythm" pulse on the top LED light ring.

Night mode is an ultra-quiet mode that drops the fan to its slowest speed and shuts off display lights and the light ring for an undisturbed sleeping environment.

Turbo mode bypasses humidity targets to run the fan at maximum speed and dehumidify heavily saturated spaces as quickly as possible while displaying real-time moisture levels.