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Dry air is not good for your family’s comfort—or health. Too little
moisture inside your home can cause skin irritation, sore throats and
respiratory problems,** not to mention annoying static shocks. It can
also damage home furnishings, making the wood in furniture and floors
shrink, warp and crack.
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Healthy Climate
®
Power and Bypass Humidifiers
Help control problems
associated with dry indoor
air, providing optimal
comfort and air quality
Work with your central
comfort system to add
moisture as needed to
circulated indoor air
EquaFlo
™
channel
design provides even
water distribution for
optimal moisture
Warranty*
5-year limited warranty
on covered components.
* Applies to residential applications
only. See actual warranty certificate
for details.
** Exposure to excessively dry air (relative
humidity of less than 20%) can cause
respiratory irritation. Source: American
Academy of Allergy, Asthma and
Immunology.
THE PROBLEM OF DRY INDOOR AIR
A phrase commonly associated with moisture in the air is relative humidity
(RH), the percentage of water vapor in the air in relation to how much water
the air can hold at a given temperature. In the winter, the air in your home
is much drier because as the cold air is heated, it expands, causing the
relative humidity level to decrease.
WINTER INDOOR HUMIDITY LEVELS
The Perfect Solution to Dry Indoor Air
Healthy Climate
®
humidifiers, working together with your central comfort
system, help maintain just-right moisture levels. With three capacities and
two control options, you can trust Healthy Climate humidifiers to provide
the right solution for your home’s needs.
Why Portable Humidifiers Aren’t the Best Choice
Portable humidifiers are designed only for use in a specific room, not the
whole home, and require constant filling. Also, the filter in typical tabletop
humidifiers or vaporizers requires constant cleaning because it can quickly
become clogged with dirt, bacteria and mold.
In the winter, the relative
humidity inside the home
can be less than 20%,
significantly less than the
recommended level.