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The Rogue Airmover from Dri-Eaz delivers 890 CFM of airflow at just 1.9 amps and 17.9 lbs. Its low amp draw lets you run six units off a single 15A circuit, while a stack-6-high design, dual-side handles, and a hidden asset-tracking compartment make it easier to transport, operate, and keep accounted for on the job. Ask a contractor what they want from an airmover, and the answer is usually simple: turn it on, move air, stack it, move it. No menus. No fuss. We listened, and the result is the Rogue Airmover.
Now available, the Rogue carries the same durability standard behind every Dri-Eaz machine since 1982. But it also breaks the rules on airflow, size, stacking, ergonomics, and cost. Let's walk through what makes the Rogue different, how it fits into your existing fleet, and whether it's the right air mover for your operation.
WHAT IS THE ROGUE AIRMOVER?
The Rogue is a low-profile air mover engineered for contractors who need dependable performance without unnecessary complexity. It produces 890 CFM of airflow through a single on/off switch—no extra buttons, no learning curve. Plug it in, flip it on, dry the structure.
Here's the short version of what sets it apart:
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890 CFM airflow at just 1.9 amps per unit
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17.9 lbs unit weight for easy one-person handling
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12A onboard convenience outlet for daisy-chaining
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Stacks 6 high for transport and storage
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Hidden asset-tracking compartment for AirTag, Tile, or GPS
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Slotted base airflow outlets for faster drying below and in front of the unit
The Rogue strips out everything that doesn't move air, then adds back exactly what contractors have been asking for.
The Many Jobs of an Airmover
Beyond the use case of water damage mitigation, airmovers prove just as valuable in carpet cleaning, floor drying, tight-access spaces, and content preservation, making them one of the most versatile tools in a restoration technician's arsenal. In mitigation, positioning them at the correct angle against wet walls, floors, and ceilings creates the continuous airflow IICRC S500 standards call for to hit drying targets on time. In carpet cleaning, strategic placement cuts dry time significantly, letting technicians move on to the next job faster while improving the client experience. For hardwood and laminate floors, specialty attachments like drying mats and injection systems pull trapped moisture out from under the surface without a full tear-out, saving time and material costs. Compact, low-profile units handle crawl spaces, under stairs, and other tight-access areas standard equipment can't reach. And for saturated furniture, cabinetry, and personal belongings, directed airflow helps prevent secondary damage like swelling, warping, or mold, preserving items that might otherwise require replacement.
HOW MANY ROGUE AIRMOVERS CAN RUN ON ONE 15A CIRCUIT?
You can run up to six Rogue units on a single 15A circuit. Each unit draws only 1.9 amps, and the onboard 12A convenience outlet lets you daisy-chain up to six together. That means fewer extension cords, fewer tripped breakers, and more drying power deployed per outlet.
For technicians sizing equipment across multiple rooms, this matters. Lower amp draw means you can place more airmovers where the moisture actually is, without constantly rerouting power. The math is straightforward: six Rogues on one circuit deliver 5,340 CFM of directed airflow, all from a single wall outlet.
WHY DOES STACKING AND TRANSPORT DESIGN MATTER FOR CONTRACTORS?
Every minute spent wrestling equipment in and out of a truck is a minute not spent drying a structure. The Rogue was built with that reality in mind.
The Rogue stacks six units high for transport and storage, so a full set travels as one compact column. Its modular design also lets you nest two units directly on top of an LGR 5000Li or DrizAir 1400 dehumidifier—turning your dehu into a rolling equipment cart. Fewer trips to the van, faster staging on site, and less bending and lifting for you.
Dual-side handles round out the ergonomics. Grab the Rogue from the left, the right, or wherever you can reach—it carries the same either way. When your hands are full and the job site is tight, that flexibility adds up.
HOW DOES THE ROGUE'S ASSET TRACKING WORK?
The Rogue includes a hidden, secure compartment sized for the tracking device you already use—an Apple AirTag, a Tile, or a GPS tracker. It sits concealed inside the unit, not visible from the outside and not easily removed.
Three details make this feature especially useful:
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No proprietary system. The Rogue works with whatever tracker you already own. There's no new platform to learn and no new app to install.
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No subscription. You buy the unit and use any tracker. There's no monthly fee tied to the Rogue.
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Hidden, secure placement. The concealed location keeps the tracker in place on units and busy sites where equipment tends to walk off.
For contractors managing dozens of units across multiple jobs, knowing exactly where each machine sits—without paying for another software subscription—is a practical advantage.
WHAT ARE THE ROGUE AIRMOVER'S FULL SPECIFICATIONS?
Control | On/Off switch
Airflow | 890 CFM
Amps | 1.9
Static pressure | 1.65
Voltage/Frequency | 115v, 60 Hz
Sound level | 72 dB
Cord length | 20 ft / 6.1 m
Unit weight | 17.9 lbs / 8.1 kg
Unit dimensions (L × W × H) | 16.7 in × 20 in × 8.9 in
Construction | Injection molded housing, powder-coated steel wire grilles
Safety | ETL tested to UL and CSA standards
Warranty | One (1) year parts/labor; lifetime on housing*.
The slotted base outlets deserve a closer look. By directing air along the floor, they improve drying performance below and in front of the unit—useful when you're targeting saturated baseboards, carpet, or subflooring. Position the Rogue so this directed airflow sweeps across every wet surface for the fastest drying.
HOW THE ROGUE FITS INTO THE DRI-EAZ LINE
The Rogue didn't appear out of nowhere. It's the latest step in a line of low-profile airmovers that each had the same job: move more air, take up less space, and stay easy to operate and store.
The original—Prochem Triad. The Triad defined the low-profile airmover category. It proved that a compact form with directed airflow could cut drying times. Before it, drying equipment was higher amps, heavier, and took up more space.
The refinement—Dri-Eaz Velo / Velo Pro. Dri-Eaz lowered the amp draw and reduced the weight while holding the airflow. The result: more units per circuit and more per truckload.
The next step—Rogue (2026). The Rogue strips out everything that doesn't move air, then adds what contractors need—CFM, six units per 15A circuit, six-high stacking, dual-side handles, and a hidden tracking compartment.
Who should choose the Rogue Airmover?
Choose the Rogue if operational simplicity, transport efficiency, and cost matter more to you than programmable controls or variable speed settings. It's built for businesses that deploy equipment fast, move it often, and want every unit accounted for.
If your workflow depends on high-volume drying where durability, airflow, and price drive the decision, the Rogue is a strong fit.
The bottom line on the Rogue Airmover
The Rogue Airmover proves that simple isn't a compromise—it's what the job requires. With 890 CFM at 1.9 amps, six-high stacking, dual-side handles, and concealed asset tracking, it's engineered around how contractors actually operate.
The Rogue is available in Fisher Blue and Bright Red, with an Econo Black option made to order. To bring the Rogue into your fleet, reach out to your Dri-Eaz account manager or the Legend Brands sales order desk to learn more.
Frequently asked questions
How much airflow does the Rogue Airmover produce?
The Rogue delivers 890 CFM of airflow at a static pressure of 1.65, powered by a single on/off switch.
How many Rogue units can I run on one circuit?
Up to six. Each Rogue draws just 1.9 amps, and the 12A onboard outlet lets you daisy-chain six units off a single 15A circuit.
How heavy is the Rogue Airmover?
The Rogue weighs 17.9 lbs (8.1 kg), light enough for comfortable one-person handling, with dual-side handles for carrying from either direction.
Does the Rogue require a subscription for asset tracking?
No. The Rogue has a hidden compartment that works with any tracker you already own—AirTag, Tile, or GPS. There's no proprietary platform and no monthly fee.
What Xactimate Code can I charge for an airmover?
The Xactimate code for the Rogue Airmover is WTRDRY.
What warranty comes with the Rogue Airmover?
The Rogue includes a one-year parts and labor warranty plus a lifetime warranty on the housing.*
When is the Rogue Airmover available?
The Rogue entered production in August 2026, became available to ship in August 2026, and launched to end-users in September 2026.
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