No products in the cart.
FLEXIBLE CAPABILITY. By changing the number of fine mist nozzles 1 to 5 adjusting the water pressure and the warm air temperature DIGI MISTER humidifier can be used for homes and offices of various sizes from 1000 to 3500 sq. ft. as well as work with different types of furnaces. EASY INSTALLATION. With a patented compact design this humidifier only needs a small cut-out for installation and can fit into a small area and tight space easily. No duct work and drainage is required and the connection is simple and easy. A 24VAC transformer is required. Certain HVAC expertise is needed to perform the installation. CONVENIENT MAINTENANCE. Through an observation window users can visually check the water mist status to make sure for a complete evaporation. With a “swing-out” design the spray nozzles can be tested cleaned or replaced effortlessly. The package includes extra replacement nozzles. Users must ensure that the water pressure is adequte and no faulty nozzles are installed. FULL DIGITAL CONTROL. Users can precisely set and adjust room humidity duct air temperature as well as many other secondary parameters such as humidity value calibration temperature unit between F and C etc. WATER AND ELECTRICITY SAVING. Water is sprayed into the duct under a suitable water pressure 30 psi to form an atomized mist which fully evaporates into the air with no waste of water if the nozzles are in good working condition. No high water pressure pump and no powered fans are needed for a very quiet operation. DIGI MISTER duct mount evaporative whole house humidifier designed patented tested and certified in the United States is installed to operate in conjunction with the forced-air heating ventilating air conditioning HVAC systems for residential houses or office buildings. Once the humidity is lower than desired and the hot air temperature rises to the pre-set point atomized water mist will be dispersed into the passing warm air by the spray nozzles. A mini vibration motor on the spray nozzle bracket facilitates the formation of the fine water mist. The mist will evaporate into the warm air and then be carried into your home by the furnace hot air flow.