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Top quality and high capacity for maximum
comfort. Easy to install with any Thermo Pride
warm air furnace.
Offers Exceptional Features
Attractive Styling - Modern design utilizing non-corrosive, high
temperature materials makes the humidifier an attractive and
dependable component in any warm air heating system.
Proper Humidification - Scientifically designed evaporator pad
results in high evaporative output and minimum hard water scale
accumulation.
Easy to Service - Thumb screws allow easy access to the distribu-
tion trough, drain pan and evaporative pad making cleaning and
servicing quick and easy. High capacity drain tube helps prevent
clogging.
No Moving Parts - The 1042 drain-type humidifier has no
motor, fan or pump to wear out or lime up.
Clean Operating - The 1042 is 100% evaporative. There is no
mineral dust to disturb the household.
Manual Air Shuttle - Closes bypass during summer cooling sea-
son. The air shuttle may be used to control humidifier output,
however, a humidistat is recommended.
Dependable Solenoid Valve - Has a monel wire mesh filter to
protect the precision-machined Teflon flow-control orifice.
Reversible Installation - Right or left-hand take-off may be
installed on up-flow, counter-flow or horizontal-flow furnaces.
Model HA1042
Power Humidifi er
Why Humidify?
• Proper humidity reduces static
electricity, dried cracked furniture
and wood trim, and wilting
house plants.
• Your family will feel more
comfortable as dry skin, throats
and noses are soothed.
• Properly humidified air feels warmer
allowing you to turn your thermostat
down a few degrees and reduce energy
costs while still keeping your home
comfortable.
General Operating
Principle
• Evaporation takes place as the heated
air from the warm air furnace passes
through the moisture laden
evaporator pad.
• Water is metered through a solenoid
valve then distributed over the pad
by a trough at the top of
the humidifier.
• Water not evaporated drains from
the bottom of the humidifier
carrying off troublesome minerals.
• Humidified air is then returned
to the heating system to enter the
living area.