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Question: Can this be installed remotely? Heating unit it is in the attic and would like to mount in the laundry room just below the heating unit.
Document: I've tried several other whole-house humidifier types over the years, from the simple bypass evaporative type, to those that are like a self-contained pot of steaming water with its own heating element that mount in the supply side of your furnace. Hard water eventually kills them, if they even work adequately. Also, if you have a heat pump rather than a gas furnace steam may be the only truly viable solution.The Aprilaire 800 generates steam by using the water itself as the heating element.
I had the Aprilaire 800 installed in January of 2011. Seemed to work okay at that time. Shortly afterwards I had the furnace and AC replaced with Carrier units and the problems started. Took the installers several trips to finally get it to work with the new furnace and AC. They finally had to remove the Aprilaire controller and add a relay so that the unit would work with the Carrier Infinity controller.Expensive to run which I had expected and the canisters are not cheap either.
The plastic container where boiling takes place is easily replaceable for about 1/10th the cost of the whole unit and they claim a decent lifetime for that part anyway. If you're in a relatively moderate climate it will probably last several seasons. You need a small water supply line (like any humidifier) plus a drain for this unit.
The Infinity is calling for humidity but the unit will only work about 50% of the time resulting in very low humidity in the house. We'll wait and see if they can fix it this time.Since the board was replaced the unit has worked fine. Humidity is set at 40% and stays at 38-39%. Still not real happy with the cost of operation but, again, was aware it would be expensive. Cost of canisters keeps going up.
* Works nicely so far and hasn't leaked as others have indicated. Again, only time will tell.Update: 02/07/2013The unit is still working very nicely. But, with the humidity set high, coupled with sub-zero night time temperatures, all windows (double pane) with 1/2 decent blinds (some blinds are slatted, some are room darkening) are developing sheets of ice at night. In the day time, these sheets turn into pools of water.
I simply jumpered the 24 volt red wire to both of those and it (the 62) works just fine. If you don't understand what I have said you should not be wiring this yourself. You also should follow the directions and use a dedicated 20 amp 240 volt circuit for 11.5 amps or 25 amp for 16. I like the steam power of this unit. Aprilaire needs to give better guidance on remote mounting in my opinion. How do they recommend mounting the dispersion tube?
I have a hot water system so I purchased two 2 gallon portable steam units. I used RO water to avoid cleaning sediment all the time. That worked but hauling water so much was a pain. So I got this. The unit says it works on 120v but I tried that and it made noises like  boiling water some of the time. I tried both settings of 11.5 and 16 amps. I then went to 220v and that was the answer.
The only noticeable noise this makes outside of the mechanical room is in the middle of the night when the house is perfectly quiet, the blower shuts off and for a few seconds you can hear through the ductwork near the furnace some residual bubbling of the boiling water in the canister before the electrodes cool off.
Our unit broke down after a very short time. Well, we had a warranty, so it should not be a problem. Not so! Aprilaire's warranty procedure basically makes it impossible to get anything fixed. Find out what is wrong on your own. The have the part taken out and sent in. Then, maybe, they'll send a fixed part back. You now pay to have it installed. Except it may not be the whole problem.
My installer did NOT adhere to this and plumbed the unit to hot water. Only time will tell!! * The steam nozzle is installed in the SUPPLY air side.Cons:* Noisy inlet fill valve solenoid. When turning on or off, the loud solenoid resonates through-out the house vents as the 800 is installed on the furnace (this is probably typical). For as expensive as this unit is, it is surprising that no design measures were taken to acoustically insulate this sound source.
Answer: no