Ultrasonic Humidifier - 100 Watts Energy Efficient, 1 Micron Mist Output | Ideal For Computer Rooms, Hospitals, And Air Quality Improvement

Ultrasonic Humidifier work on the principle of ultrasonic vibrations. Thus No heating elements are required for humidification. A conventional humidifier with heating elements would requires 750 watts of electricity to humidify 1 liter of water. Whereas Rapid-mist humidifier only requires 100 watts to humidify 1 liter of water. Hence you get about 85% of electric
savings by using our rapid-mist humidifiers.

Ultrasonic humidifiers use piezo-electric transducer to create a high frequency mechanical oscillation in water. The water tries to follow the high frequency oscillation but cannot because of its comparative weight and mass inertia. Thus, a momentary vacuum is created on the negative oscillation, causing the water to cavitate into vapor. The transducer follows this with a positive oscillation that creates high
pressure compression waves on the water's surface, releasing tiny vapor molecules of water into the air. This is an extremely fine mist, about one micron in diameter, that is quickly absorbed into the air flow.

In almost any commercially useable space, where air is being exchanged, humidifying that air is almost always desirable and often essential. Take computer rooms or hospital diagnostic centers, for example. Proper humidification in those areas controls the occurrence of static electricity, which can otherwise cause problems in equipment operations. efficient humidification system will ensure
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