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Right humidity level in every residential and commercial building can not be over-estimated. Humidity becomes the most important factor for everyone's comfort while inside a closed heated space, especially during winter time. If the air in the house does not contain enough moisture, people may feel cold and uncomfortable - even at 75 F. Dry, thirsty air evaporates moisture from skin, a cooling process that makes one feel chilly. But, with humidity raised to recommended levels, the thermostat can be dialed down to 68 F and still maintain comfortable feeling. A newly released Series SK-300 element type electric power humidifier offers unmatched precise humidity control in any size building, and for the most sophisticated ventilating ductwork design. Its computerized modulating output steam capacity control minimizes electric power consumption, while maintains the desired humidity level within 2% relative humidity range The self contained SK300 steam humidifiers produce mineral free, odourless, sterile steam without the replacement cost associated with electrode cylinders manufactured by competitors. SK300 Electric Humidifier has the following features: • Capacities from 6-180lb/hr (2.7-82kg/hr) of steam • On/Off or fully modulating with solid state relays • BACnet interface capability • AFEC system, mass measuring water sensor. • Permanent stainless steel chamber with self cleaning heating elements • Simplicity of operation and service • Corrosion and scratch resistant aluminium housing with powder paint finish • Wall mounted installation The evaporation chamber of the SK300 consists of a permanent stainless steel chamber with self cleaning heating elements. The components of the humidifiers are readily accessible for easy and quick servicing. Reliability of the SK300 is one of the features that set it apart from competing humidifiers. The content of the supply water is not an issue. Using the AFEC patented technology, the water sensor will measure the mass of the water (instead of the conductivity) insuring a proper water level at all time. The steam can be distributed into a duct by a steam distributor or with a fan distribution unit for direct space applications. This technique is described in details at http://www.nisco.net/neptronic.html. For additional information please visit http://canadianblower.com/hvac/index.html. Oleg Tchetchel Canadian Air Systems Designer Canada Blower http://canadianblower.com/index.html http://canadianblower.com/ahu/index.html
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