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.
542067
The humidity control features allows the user to increase/decrease the amount of moisture that is removed or recycled into the cellar. It does not create moisture like a humidifier. Many customers use this feature.
1506941
The meter is very simple. A needle lies on to of a "meter?" and the meter runs from 0 to 10. The needle tells you the moisture in the soil. Seems accurate.
1643770
You can not set the thermometer. You can adjust the humidity using a dial on the top. It just allows more or less humidity, but can not be set to a specific value. We have a separate hydrometer in another room that gives us an exact measurement. If it goes below 30% we adjust the Essick for more humidity, and if the hydrometer goes above 35%, we adjust the Essick for less.
2218167
Right in the product description it indicates = "High moisture output can quickly humidify a room up to 40 m² (430 ft²)."
1323460
That is exactly what I bought this for! Set it in the room and make sure the sensor is located away from the direction of the vapor. It may require more than one fill of water. I run the cord outside of the door to the room and carefully close the door on the cord. I have a humidity meter which I keep in the room. My company actually sells these if you are interested. (www.mbhes.com) I check the humidity from time to time to see when I need to add more. I try to keep the humidity level above 60%. My cellar is about 60 sq feet so this is not difficult and certainly way cheaper than an automatic system- That is exactly what I bought this for! Set it in the room and make sure the sensor is located away from the direction of the vapor. It may require more than one fill of water. I run the cord outside of the door to the room and carefully close the door on the cord. I have a humidity meter which I keep in the room. My company actually sells these if you are interested. (www.mbhes.com) I check the humidity from time to time to see when I need to add more. I try to keep the humidity level above 60%. My cellar is about 60 sq feet so this is not difficult and certainly way cheaper than an... » Read More That is exactly what I bought this for! Set it in the room and make sure the sensor is located away from the direction of the vapor. It may require more than one fill of water. I run the cord outside of the door to the room and carefully close the door on the cord. I have a humidity meter which I keep in the room. My company actually sells these if you are interested. (www.mbhes.com) I check the humidity from time to time to see when I need to add more. I try to keep the humidity level above 60%. My cellar is about 60 sq feet so this is not difficult and certainly way cheaper than an automatic system- « Show Less
1608850
One problem I had was it didn't come with a manual. So I don't know how the humidity level indicator works.
282791
It does control humidity. The shelves are slightly "U" shaped to hold the bottles.Jim Wilkinson
1164573
It means the humidity level in the room is below 30% (too dry). If it's above 80% it will display Hi. You should fill the water tank and turn on the Clean Air & Humidify Mode.
1734109
Its pretty simple. Plug into the wall. One side has a female for your heater to plug. The other side as a female plug for your mister/humidfier to plug into to. The control planel allowes you to set temp. And humdity to your prefered lvls. Set the measurement guage inside the habitiat and let it do all the work for ya :)
2028617
Hi. There is no hygrometer on this humidifier. You set the level with a twist knob and it just controls the amount of output of mist. It will not stop if a certain point is reached nor will it tell you what the humidity is.
2259968
Plug it in and follow the instructions included in the box. You can either set it to run continuously, or set a desired humidity (ours is set to 50%).
274844
I am not sure, but I thought you may want to know that it produces a lot of mist that leaves alot of water residue and makes the room kind of misty. It does produce a good amount of humidity
1506938
On the top of the photo displayed (which you cannot see) there is an analog dial. It is calibrated from 1-10 and a swinging pointer indicates the moisture reading ( from 1-10). There are words indicating what the reading means such as dry, medium dry wet etc. I find it easy to read.
251799
It doesn't work that way. I have already put my away for the season but as I recall, you have a low medium and high setting. Sure to put towels or papers around floor if you're going leave it on that high. As I recall, the usual humidity for indoors in the winter is 15 to 20%. Getting it getting at or above 20% is good. 50% is Darn nesr perfect. To get it at or about 50%, you will probably need two or three humidifiers running at full blast. If you're able to get the this high or higher be careful with mold and mildew though this would be unlikely in the winter. Hope this helps. I keep a small hydrometer in my bedroom and the living area to measure the humitidy. It doesn't work that way. I have already put my away for the season but as I recall, you have a low medium and high setting. Sure to put towels or papers around floor if you're going leave it on that high. As I recall, the usual humidity for indoors in the winter is 15 to 20%. Getting it getting at or above 20% is good. 50% is Darn nesr perfect. To get it at or about 50%, you will probably need two or three humidifiers running at full blast. If you're able to get the this high or higher be careful with mold and mildew though this would be unlikely in the winter. Hope this helps. I keep a... » Read More It doesn't work that way. I have already put my away for the season but as I recall, you have a low medium and high setting. Sure to put towels or papers around floor if you're going leave it on that high. As I recall, the usual humidity for indoors in the winter is 15 to 20%. Getting it getting at or above 20% is good. 50% is Darn nesr perfect. To get it at or about 50%, you will probably need two or three humidifiers running at full blast. If you're able to get the this high or higher be careful with mold and mildew though this would be unlikely in the winter. Hope this helps. I keep a small hydrometer in my bedroom and the living area to measure the humitidy. « Show Less
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.
840432
If you see it connected, it is reading it. However, it does not display its readings. What it does do is display by default is the average temperature and humidity of both locations. Deep in the thermostat menu you can change that option to display sensor temperature and humidity, thermostat temperature and humidity, or the average of both.