AlorAir vs Santa Fe: Head-to-Head

AlorAir Sentinel HDi90 and Santa Fe Advance90 both remove 90 pints per day at AHAM conditions. Key differences: AlorAir operates down to 34°F with a built-in pump; Santa Fe requires 49°F minimum with gravity drain but offers MERV-13 filtration.

Prices last crawled:

Brand / ModelAHAM PPDSaturation PPDCoverageMin °FPump + LiftFilterNoiseWarrantyPriceStock / ChannelSource
AlorAir
Sentinel HDi90
90198 (90°F/90%)2600 sq ft34°FYes, 19.6 ft liftMERV-1 (opt. MERV-8)<58 dBA6 years$975 (sale) / $1,147In stock, alorair.comView
Santa Fe
Advance90
90Unknown2200 sq ft49°FNo (drain only)MERV-1351 dB6 years$1,903In stock, domyown.comView

When to Choose AlorAir Sentinel HDi90

When to Choose Santa Fe Advance90

Key Specification Differences

Minimum Operating Temperature

AlorAir: 34°F (33.8°F per manufacturer spec)
Santa Fe: 49°F

If your crawl space drops below 49°F in winter, the Santa Fe will shut off. The AlorAir continues operating down to 34°F.

Built-in Pump

AlorAir: Yes, 19.6 ft vertical lift
Santa Fe: No, gravity drain only

If your drain point is above the dehumidifier, you must use the AlorAir or add an external condensate pump to the Santa Fe.

Air Filtration

AlorAir: MERV-1 standard, optional MERV-8
Santa Fe: MERV-13 standard

MERV-13 captures smaller particles (mold spores, fine dust) more effectively than MERV-1 or MERV-8.

Saturation PPD

AlorAir: 198 pints/day at 90°F/90% RH
Santa Fe: Not published by manufacturer