avylo makes the most complete 90 pint package in this group: a built-in pump with a 15 foot reach, a 2.11 gallon top-mounted tank with automatic shutoff, and a Most Efficient 2025 rating at 2.05 liters per kilowatt hour. That combination means three ways to drain and a lower electric bill than a standard cabinet at the same capacity.
A pump is the feature that most separates this model from its rivals. Where the ARLIME and Pauvoern depend on gravity or a bucket, the avylo can push water up and out of a basement, which opens up laundry standpipes and sink drains that a gravity unit could never reach. The top-mounted tank also keeps the lift of a full bucket at waist height instead of off the floor.
The same machine appears in both black and white listings under slightly different titles, so treat them as one model. Plan for the usual pump upkeep: run clean water through it each spring and make sure the tube slopes without dips. It lands near the middle of the price tiers for this size, which is good value for a machine carrying a pump and the efficiency badge. Noise is the area where a pump unit can disappoint: besides the compressor hum, you will hear a short whir each time the internal reservoir empties, so place it in a utility corner rather than beside a sleeping area. Its coverage claim of 5,000 sq ft is smaller than the ARLIME's 6,000, but that figure rests on mild assumptions anyway, and the drain flexibility matters more in daily use.
What works
- Built-in pump with a 15 ft reach
- Most Efficient 2025 at 2.05 L/kWh
- Large 2.11 gal tank with auto shutoff
- Three drain methods in a single cabinet
Watch out for
- Pump adds a part that can clog
- Black and white listings can confuse comparison shopping
- Real output in a cool basement is below 90 pints
Spec sheet
- Headline rating
- Up to 90 pints per day
- Pump
- Built in, 15 ft
- Tank
- 2.11 gal, top mounted, auto shutoff
- Efficiency
- Energy Star Most Efficient 2025, 2.05 L/kWh
- Coverage claim
- Up to 5,000 sq ft



