Price: $199
Manufacturer: Inslogic / Sunlu
link: store.inslogic3d.com/products/i10-filament-dehumidifying-cabinet
The FilaDC i10 Filament Dehumidifying Cabinet from Inslogic and Sunlu is a nice addition to my 3D printing supplies. It uses passive drying to maintain calm humidity levels instead of the usual heaters, or in their words, “Unlike traditional hot-air drying solutions, the i10 introduces a PTC + molecular sieve dual-effect dehumidification technology that allows room temperature, non-damaging drying.” That means it’s gentler on filaments and uses less power than your average dryer. It also stores up to 10 spools.
It was nicely packaged and very easy to set up as it was just a cord to plug into the back and a switch to turn it off. The instructions were easy to understand and covered everything I ever wanted to know about filament dehydration. It even had a handy table for humidity levels for different items. The cabinet is easy to set to your desired humidity level, and seems to get to that level pretty quickly for my five spools of filament, which I thought could use some drying. I have seen a difference in my prints with previous string problems; after drying my filament in the cabinet the problems disappeared.
A cool thing is that it reaches the set humidity percentage and turns off, but then restarts to maintain that humidity. It is also very quiet while running. Overall, I would recommend this dehumidification cabinet to any 3D printer owner.