How It Works - Essick Air EA1201 Manual De Cuidados Y Uso Del Propietario

INTRODUCTION
Your Essick Air evaporative humidifier adds invisible moisture to your home by
moving dry air through a saturated wick. As air moves through the wick, the
water evaporates into the air, leaving behind any white dust, minerals, or
dissolved and suspended solids. Because the water is evaporated, there is no
messy mist or spray, just clean and invisible moist air.
As the evaporative wick traps accumulated minerals from the water, its ability to
absorb and evaporate water decreases. We recommend changing the wick at
the beginning of every season. In hard water areas, more frequent replacement
may be necessary to maintain your humidifier's efficiency.
Use only Essick Air brand replacement wicks and chemicals. To order parts,
wicks and chemicals call 1-800-547-3888. The EA1201 humidifier uses 3 Wicks
part number HDC311. Only the Essick Air evaporative wick guarantees the
certified output of your humidifier. Use of wicks other than Essick Air brand may
void your warranty as well as the certification of output and may reduce the
efficiency of your humidifier.
ABOUT YOUR HUMIDIFIER
Output per 24 hrs
Water capacity
Sq. ft. coverage
Fan Speeds
Replacement wicks
Automatic humidistat
Auto shutoff
Control type
Volts
Hertz
Watts
NOTE: If excessive condensation forms, reduce set
humidity level until condensation no longer forms.
FEATURES
12 gallons
3.5 gallons
2500 (avg. construction)
3000+ (tight construction)
Variable (9)
HDC311
Yes
Yes
Digital Touchscreen
120
60
80
Dry air is drawn into the
unit through the sides
where the air in pulled
through the saturated wicks
and becomes moisturized
before it is fan forced out
the top of the unit to the
room.
Place humidifier in area
that needs most humidity
is needed or where moist
Air will be circulated
throughout house such
as near a cold air return.
DO NOT place unit:
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How it Works

Location Tips
 directly in from of hot
air duct or radiator.
 near thermostat or hot
air register
 next to window
 up against heavy
drapery of curtains