Electrode humidifier

We usually use humidifiers, especially in winter. The house will be very dry due to the heating. Some children will especially have nosebleeds. To deal with dryness, many people will choose humidifiers. Moreover, summer is coming, the air conditioner in the house will be turned on constantly, and it will be very dry. Humidifiers can solve the problem of dryness very well. Let us learn about electrode humidifiers.

There are many types of humidifiers sold outside now, and electrode humidifier is a very common one. The humidifier can humidify our room very well, making our living environment no longer so dry. Today we will look at some common sense about electrode humidifiers and its product features.

1Key points for product selection

1. The control parameters of electrode steam humidifier include humidification capacity, voltage and input power.

2. Select an electrode steam humidifier based on the amount of humidification required by the air-conditioning system.

3. The electrode humidifier produces wet steam, which is not suitable for occasions requiring dry steam (such as clean air conditioning systems). When using it, an electric superheater should be added behind the steam outlet to evaporate the entrained water droplets through heating to ensure that dry steam is delivered.

4. Distilled water, softened water or deionized water should be used instead of pure water. When using softened water, the sodium ion concentration should not be too high, otherwise foam will easily be generated, affecting the control accuracy of the water level and humidification amount.

2. Construction and installation points

1. The metal container of the electrode steam humidifier must be reliably grounded;

2. An ammeter must be installed on the power line to adjust the water level and prevent current overload;

3. The humidifier should use a dedicated water supply pipe, on which a solenoid valve should be installed, and it should be interlocked with the power supply of the position regulator control electrode;

4. A drain pipe should be set on the bottom side of the humidifier and a valve should be installed;

5. The water in the humidifier is concentrated due to continuous evaporation, and impurities will be deposited at the bottom, so it must be drained regularly. The drainage cycle is generally 8 hours;

6. The inside of the humidifier must be cleaned regularly to remove surface dirt. Generally, it should be cleaned every 60 to 90 days.

3 Working Principle

Tap water generally has a certain conductivity. Insert the electrode into the tap water and connect it to alternating current. Since water is conductive, the current will pass through the water between the electrodes, and the electrical energy transferred to the water will be completely converted into heat energy, heating the water to produce steam. The steam pressure produced by the electrode steam humidifier is low, and the steam does not contain minerals, bacteria or white powder.

The introduction of electrode humidifiers can be of great help when you choose a humidifier. If the air conditioner is turned on continuously or the heater is on in the house, the room will be very dry. Long-term dryness is very bad for our body, especially for the elderly and children. In winter, you should choose a suitable humidifier.