What Is A Furnace Humidifier?

Out of the total population of humidifier seekers, only a few really know what a furnace humidifier is. Although many people shop for a whole house humidifier every day still they can hardly different between the major class of whole house humidifiers. Whole house humidifiers are of two which are the furnace or induct and the console whole house.

While many people are still getting confuse about both types, we will help you to get rid of your confusion by letting you informed on what is furnace humidifier. By definition, it is a class of humidifier that’s falls under the whole house system units.  

However, furnace humidifiers are those one that are usually mount on home walls. This type cannot function on their own as they needs to be connected to air furnace or HVAC system for them to start running. In other words, they needs to be install before they can be use. Some models can be installed by individual while some needs the attention of a professional. 

This whole house humidifier version provides conveniences such less cleaning as it does not encourage stagnant water that cause humidifiers to be dirty. you can also program your desire humidity settings and others settings and leave it to do it works as expected without checking it more often compare to the console whole house units.  In addition, filter replacement is done once in every six months depending on how you use your humidifier.

Advantage

• Space saving
• Low cost of maintenance
• Less checking as you doesn’t manually refill it because it will be using your tap water.

Disadvantages

• Cost of hiring an expert to installed it. 
• All version of furnace humidifiers are designed to use filters which needs to be replaced following manufacturer recommendations and this involves extra cost. 

In summary furnace humidifier systems are offer ease of use, maintenance and check up which are some of the best features to consider when buying a home humidifier.