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Question: how much electricity does this unit use?  Wattage?
Document: No matter how much lotion we used, it just couldn't keep up during the cold dry winter months. With the humidifier, we still use plenty of lotion, but the bleeding knees are a thing of the past!
I've been keeping the humidity at 40% for the past 2 weeks and it works asexpected. I did not use the included transformer because I used the 24V from the air handler, however it wasn't very easy to figure out which wires I had to use. It wasn't much fun to cut the holes in the air ducts.
I'm not a huge fan of this type of humidifier. I would have much preffered a steam type unit but this does what it's supposed to do and is extremely easy to install (for a decent DIY'er).
I bought this unit and the installation was so simple. Came with everything you really need including a new humidistat. This unit goes for $150.00 plus tax in the stores like Home Depot and Lowes, got it for much less. Best part, covers homes of 4000 square feet, my home is a little more then 3000. Perfect could not be happier.
The money I will save on Blistex alone makes it worth it! No more chapped lips. We have lowered the thermostat 2 degrees and it feels much more comfortable than before I installed it.Took about 1 1/2 hrs to instal the unit. If you have a 24V tap off your furnace, (blower 'on') you can instal it without the "sail switch" BUT, if you ever just run the blower (fan) without heat, the water still flows.
If I had not read this on another review, I would not have found it. Shame on Honeywell for not telling you this in the instructions!3) Use the saddle valve to regulate the water flow to the unit, otherwise you will waste a lot of water.
The unit turns on when the furnace fan kicks in.I chose NOT to use the saddle valve that comes with the unit because I do not like them. If they ever leak, you will have to cut the source pipe to repair the leak anyway. So, I purchased a faucet with a 1/4 inch outlet and installed in the cold water supply (you will need to know a little about plumbing and soldering to go this route).
Purchased this unit based upon what others have rated it both here and on other sites. Must say I don't regret buying it. Does a great job and really not too difficult to install. I do have a couple of recommendations for installing: 1)Use a hand-held electric jig saw to cut holes instead of tin snips if possible. Makes cutting very fast and easy. 2)ABSOLUTELY buy the installation kit!
We'll, the sail was so long it was hitting the other side of the vent not allowing it to go down and kick on the humidifier. After that "duh" moment I cut out a new place for it on the long side so it could move freely. I guess our vents are skinnier then the furnace shown in the instructions. No biggie, fixed that and tested.We turned the water back on and the electricity to the furnace and within a couple minutes water drained out like it should.
I have an oversized house relative to what this says it can do. Right now I have it set to 30% humidity, and it seems to be keeping-up pretty well. If nothing else, it beats hauling buckets to different humidifiers---lest I be able to arc-weld with static electricity.I recommend to read the reviews here, good advice. Watch the youtube video on the installation. If you're not sure you can miss your air conditioning coil, call a professional.
Answer: no