HVAC Humidifier

HVAC humidifiers work by drawing in dry air and passing it through a wet wick or filter, which increases the humidity levels in the air. There are several types of ventilation humidifiers, including:

Air Conditioner Humidifiers: These humidifiers are installed directly into the air conditioning unit and work by adding moisture to the cool air before it is distributed throughout the home. Air conditioner humidifiers are particularly useful in dry climates or during the summer months when air conditioning can make the air inside a home very dry.

Furnace Humidifiers: These humidifiers are installed directly into the furnace and work by adding moisture to the warm air before it is distributed throughout the home. Furnace humidifiers are particularly useful in cold climates or during the winter months when heating can make the air inside a home very dry.

Both types of HVAC humidifier can help to make the air inside a home more comfortable to breathe. They can also help to reduce static electricity and dry skin, and can even help to protect wood furniture and flooring from cracking and splitting.

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