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Boneco E200 Unboxing and introduction. Evaporative Humidifier 200 ml/hour

Unboxing of the evaporative humidifier Boneco E200 https://bedre-inneklima.no/kategori/l... https://www.boneco.com/en/e200 There are many different types of humidifiers on the market, and all have their advantages and disadvantages. It can be difficult to find which type of humidifier to choose. In this article, we will look at evaporative humidifiers and look at the advantages of this type of humidifier. Other options could be humidifiers with steam, hybrid air washers (both humidifiers and air purifiers) or ultrasonic humidifiers. How does an evaporative humidifier work? The principle of evaporative air humidifier: The air that is drawn in passes a filter that adds moisture to the air. A special filter mat sucks up the water from the water container. A fan blows the dry air through the damp mat, so that the air absorbs moisture. This moist air is then blown back into the room. Natural evaporation occurs from the large surface in the filter. Imagine a drop of water lying on the table. It does not evaporate immediately. If you take a finger and pull this drop out to form a thin film, it evaporates immediately (you can see that it dries). This is the same principle as an evaporative humidifier. By increasing the surface area considerably, the water evaporates naturally. The process is self-regulating, and will be more efficient in dry air. Too much moisture cannot be added, and a hygrostat is not strictly necessary, although some models do have one. What are the benefits of an evaporative humidifier? Water does not collect around the humidifier. Ultrasonic humidifiers emit a cold mist that is small water droplets. The air must absorb this. Often these small water droplets are a little too large, so that they have time to fall before the air has absorbed all the moisture. Water droplets then form on the table or floor where the humidifier stands. It is often the cheapest ultrasonic humidifiers that have this problem. An evaporative humidifier works with natural evaporation from a filter with a large surface area. When the water evaporates naturally, no more moisture is added than the air in the room can absorb. White dust from lime does not settle around the humidifier. Evaporative humidifiers work with natural evaporation, using a fan and a filter that provides a large surface area. When the water evaporates, lime, minerals and contaminants remain in the filter. Ultrasonic humidifiers emit small water droplets. These water droplets contain both lime and minerals that are sent into the air. When the air absorbs the moisture, the lime dries and falls as white dust around the humidifier. This is not dangerous, but many people think it is ugly and we would rather get rid of it. Most ultrasonic humidifiers can be supplied with a limescale filter which reduces this somewhat, but it usually does not disappear completely. Evaporative humidifiers are often easy to fill with water. Most humidifiers have a water container with a lid that needs to be filled. They often have to be carried to the kitchen to be filled with water and carried back. This is a bit of work, and it often ends with you spilling water. An evaporative air humidifier can usually be filled with a water jug. It is easier for most people, and many appreciate this way of filling water. Lately, there have been some top-fill ultrasonic humidifiers that make this easier. Evaporative humidifiers are self-regulating. Most other humidifiers provide a certain amount of moisture, regardless of whether it is needed or not. Therefore, it is important to buy a humidifier with a hygrostat if you buy an ultrasonic humidifier. An evaporative air humidifier works according to principles of natural evaporation. Here, the humidifier gives off a lot of moisture if the air is dry, and as the humidity in the room rises, the humidifier will give off less and less moisture. This is controlled completely automatically by the natural processes. You may wish to have a hygrostat on an evaporative humidifier, but as a rule it is not strictly necessary. What are the disadvantages of an evaporative humidifier? You cannot see a visible mist as confirmation that the appliance is working. The filter should be changed once or twice per season so you get a small cost for new filters