How does it calculate humidity in the room?
147804
Well it stopped working after just 3 months, except i still get the real pretty lights. I would not buy this product
147805
The round thing in the left side is a humidity sensor.You plug it into the humidifier and you can disconnect it if you want
147806
I'm using it to maintain rH for my dry curing / fermentation of sausages in an old fridge. So far it works good.
2073603
It takes longer than 2 hours, I bought a very cheap humidity/thermometer and it showed that it took about 8 hours to show a difference and 24 hours to reach max efficiency. I keep it on 24/7 and it works well. I have two, one for the bedroom and a bigger one for the house.
726198
With unit powered on, the display should show the current humidity % of the area around it. By pressing the " - " OR " + " button near the display once it will switch from the current area % to the humidity level setting. Then continue to press either the " - " OR " + " button to reach the desired % setting. Remember, the unit has a +/- 5% thermostat variance so whatever the desired setting, the unit will automatically start/stop within +/- 5% of that setting.
644284
When there is too much humidity in your room, you can use the unit to 'dry' the air - it works as a dehumidifier.
1708539
No, just HVAC. This unit not designed to control humidity. Hope this helps!
1574440
It has a little sponge like thing in there so it depends on heat and humidity probably. Also level sensor that let's you adjust it some.
1366388
The mist spews from the top and is visually apparent for about 2-3 feet. We have a hygrometer in our bedroom to see if it is actually working. The meter goes up 2-10% and quickly after using the humidifier. Our room has to be at least 20x20 (large room). We have had other (digital and with more bells and whistles) humidifiers and they have not seemed to work as well.
2278099
You can set the humidity on the control panel but the machine runs no matter how low the humidity goes. You can read on the panel the current humidity in the room. It will lower humidity. It will never turn on and off like a regular dehumidifier.
2154396
Well I can't really answer that question, humidity here is horrible anyways
1238437
It has a single probe that measures temperature and relative humidity. It will not do what you want - measure temperature in 2 places.
1831913
I don't know the formula (if there is one); but, I have it in a small 7 X 8 X 8 feet bath. My goal is to enable a complete air exchange AFTER the occupant leaves the room. So, I set the timer function to run an additional 6 minutes. I have experienced no mildew, or odors of dampness with this fan installation.
729969
I don't honestly know, nor have I ever known how to calculate the square footage. I was told at Sears that the "30 Pint" measurement has to do with the amount of water the dehumidifier can remove "per day", not to be confused with the amount of water nor the "size" of the "bucket. I think it depends more on how humid your rooms are. The good news is that you can adjust the dial to determine how dry you want your air to be. I also found that it is very helpful to also buy the digital "humidistat" so you can have an idea of what your personal needs are depending on where you live. I don't honestly know, nor have I ever known how to calculate the square footage. I was told at Sears that the "30 Pint" measurement has to do with the amount of water the dehumidifier can remove "per day", not to be confused with the amount of water nor the "size" of the "bucket. I think it depends more on how humid your rooms are. The good news is that you can adjust the dial to determine how dry you want your air to be. I also found that it is very helpful to also buy the digital "humidistat" so you can have an idea of what your personal needs... » Read More I don't honestly know, nor have I ever known how to calculate the square footage. I was told at Sears that the "30 Pint" measurement has to do with the amount of water the dehumidifier can remove "per day", not to be confused with the amount of water nor the "size" of the "bucket. I think it depends more on how humid your rooms are. The good news is that you can adjust the dial to determine how dry you want your air to be. I also found that it is very helpful to also buy the digital "humidistat" so you can have an idea of what your personal needs are depending on where you live. « Show Less
1366383
You only see it a few feet, but with the ceiling fan on, my humidity meter about 15 feet away in another room measured 7% higher humidity after about 6 hours of day use. After the overnight with it off, went back down 6 percent, so to keep the levels up, you might have to run it pretty continuously. That said our house is dry, we run a large fireplace insert. I've heard once you get more humidity in the house for a couple weeks it's easier to maintain, I think the floors walls furniture etc absorb some water over time if they are dry.
1199857
I have a gauge that detects humidity in the house and it changes when I run the humidifier, plus there is less static electricity in the air. No vapor because it's cold air. No condensation because it has an automatic shut off feature when it reaches the level of humidity that you preset.
713045
I am sorry but I don't think it will, we have it in smaller size room and it only takes out a small amount of moisture but the humidity is still to high after two weeks of use but coming down to 66% this am
1753593
This would be great in the bathroom how ever it would be ideal in a medium to large room. Mine works great in a 1515 room. Humidity shouldn't be a problem
239523
You can set your desired humidity level and it will shut off when it reaches the set %. It'll kick back on when the humidity level drops below your set % again.