Humidifiers

	The Model 700 power humidifier (formerly Model 768) features truly automatic control, so there's no need to ever manually control the humidifier. It is also designed with ease of service in mind. It utilizes an outdoor temperature sensor for monitoring even the slightest changes in outdoor temperature. This high-tech humidification system can deliver up to 50% more moisture in comparison to competitive units. With flexibility in mind, it can even be installed in manual mode if necessary. Complementing any HVAC system, the 700 has an evaporation capacity of 0.75 gallons per hour, among the highest capacity humidifiers sold. If you own a larger home and want the best, then this may be the humidifier for you, as it will handle up to 4,200 square feet if your home is tight in construction.
	The Aprilaire Automatic Humidifier Model 600 takes humidifier innovation to the next level and performs as good as it looks! It offers all of the performance benefits of our other technologically-advanced computer-equipped automatic humidifiers and it’s easier than ever to have installed because it includes a built-in bypass damper, which means fewer parts to install. Plus, the damper is conveniently labeled for summer and winter settings, allowing you to set it for the entire season with no guesswork involved. Just set it and let your humidifier run automatically and it will deliver up to 50% more humidity, compared to other competitive units on the market. It also can be installed in manual mode if needed. The Model 600 has an evaporative capacity of 0.70 gallons per hour and is ideal for a home with up to 4,000 square feet if it’s tightly constructed. We believe it’s the best performing bypass humidifier on the market!
	The Aprilaire Model 400 bypass humidifier is the newest addition to the line. It uses new evaporative technology to minimize water use, eliminate standing water and provide comfortable humidified air throughout your home. Gravity pulls water down while the wicking action of the water panel draws it back to the top, using 100% of the water delivered to the unit. It’s the perfect choice for homes with septic systems, locations where a floor drain is not available or families interested in water conservation. Plus, its computer technology and innovative design makes it effortless to operate and simple to maintain. The Model 400 bypass humidifier is a high-capacity, water-conserving humidifier (0.70 gallons evaporated per hour), well suited to handle up to a 4,000 square foot, tightly constructed home.

 

Adding moisture to the air inside your home improves the quality of the air that you breathe. In addition to the comfort issues, dry air can be the ideal atmosphere for the growth of bacteria and viruses. Viral infections such as a cold or flu are easier to contract or pass to others under low humidity conditions. These problems can be controlled through proper humidification with a Carrier whole-home humidifier. Keeping your home properly humidified can also help minimize the dust mite population and the growth of mold. Each of our humidifiers comes standard with our humidistat control, or you can upgrade to automatic humidity control with our HumidiTracTM or ThermidistatTM Control options.

A Carrier humidifier enhances your ability to control system efficiency and effectiveness. As the moisture from indoor air evaporates, the temperature in your home feels colder. In the winter, that means you will likely turn up the thermostat to feel comfortable. As a result, your system will use extra energy. By putting moisture back into the air, a humidifier allows you to remain comfortable at a lower heating temperature for lower energy use and greater operating efficiency. To help maintain optimum performance of your Carrier humidifier, we recommend yearly replacement of the evaporator pad and routine cleaning of the drain.

 

Honeywell's breakthrough TrueSTEAM Humidification System can ensure that your home and family are getting the right amount of moisture. Your home is a lot like your body. It needs to stay properly hydrated in order to maintain the health and comfort of those living in it. Air that is too dry can act like a giant sponge, soaking moisture up from everything that it touches in your home - your woodwork, wood floors and furnishings - not to mention symptoms of dry skin, chapped lips, dry nasal passages and static electricity. No doubt about it, dry air can take a toll on your family and your comfort.