Air Humidifiers

When looking for a humidifier, it is important to evaluate the room size and the desired humidification technology. Different models are tailored to different needs – from completely silent operation in the bedroom to high-capacity output in a spacious living room.

• Humidification technology – choose an ultrasonic model for quick and quiet results, or an evaporative (cold mist) device that humidifies the air more evenly and leaves no white limescale residue on dark furniture.
• Coverage area (m2) – pay attention to the room size the device is designed for. A living room will need a more powerful humidifier, while a more compact, ultra-quiet model is sufficient for a bedroom or a child's room.
• Water tank capacity (l) – the larger the capacity, the less often you will need to refill it. A 4–5 liter tank usually ensures continuous humidification around the clock without your personal intervention.
• Integrated hygrostat – models with a humidity sensor automatically turn off when the set target (e.g., 50%) is reached, thereby protecting your rooms from over-humidification and unwanted window condensation.

Calculating the right capacity for your home

The capacity of a humidifier always depends on the open space where the device will operate. If the unit will stand in a living room connected to a kitchen and hallway with open doors, calculate the total area of all these spaces combined. For maximum comfort and control, we suggest supplementing the system with microclimate sensors that will allow you to smartly monitor humidity changes in every room.