Auto-Flo electronic "steam" humidifier
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Auto-Flo electronic "steam" humidifier
I recently had an estimate to install a whole-house humidifier to my forced hot air system. He suggested an Autoflo electronic "steam" (his quotes)humidifier.
Any opinions/experience with this product is appreciated. What kind of maintainance is involved to prevent the growth of mold?
Thanks.
Any opinions/experience with this product is appreciated. What kind of maintainance is involved to prevent the growth of mold?
Thanks.
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That is a good unit and puts out a lot of humidity. But how hard is your water there. Here they jam up right away and are no good. Might also look at a Aprilaire 700. They work very good for us
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What do you have for heating equipement?
Steam recovery very fast, and I'd suggest in line filter to help keep the system from scaling up over time.
To me they are VERY expensive. Look into the normal Honeywell/Aprilaire humidifer. I have the Honeywell HE220 by-pass and performes well for me
Steam recovery very fast, and I'd suggest in line filter to help keep the system from scaling up over time.
To me they are VERY expensive. Look into the normal Honeywell/Aprilaire humidifer. I have the Honeywell HE220 by-pass and performes well for me
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steam is good system that uses heat pump or electric heat since they don't have high temp air flow to make the regular humdifier work. since you got a pretty good sized furnace (140k) a regular one works, unless your home is a pretty good sized one (from the size of the furnace, it must be?) steam will do well. Otherwise, it will be an over kill for smaller homes.
In line filter is use to filter out what may be in the water so be less build up in the steam's unit. I know honeywell has it with thier's.
In line filter is use to filter out what may be in the water so be less build up in the steam's unit. I know honeywell has it with thier's.