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Humidifier Connection Question
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| HvacTech2 2005-06-28, 11:25 pm |
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Hi Okoidogo@@hotmail.com, hope you are having a nice day
On 28-Jun-05 At About 08:23:24, Okoidogo@@hotmail.com wrote to All
Subject: Humidifier Connection Question
O> From: Okoidogo@@hotmail.com
O> I have a General Aire residential humidifier unit attached to my
O> furnace. I noticed that the 6in flex line from the unit is connected
O> to the air intake ductwork of my unit. Should this not be connected
O> to the discharge side? Thanks.
as long as it is flow throgh it is correct. I always mount the humidifier on
the return though as a precaution so that if it leaks later it will only leak
in the return and not on the heat exchanger.
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| Okoidogo@@hotmail.com 2005-06-28, 11:25 pm |
| Thanks. Does this not mean though that the return air mixed with
water vapour from the humidifier is then fed through the intake fan
and blown over the heat exchanger ? You would lose most of the
moisture this way right?
On Mon, 28 Jun 2005 18:18:42 , "HvacTech2" <dmurphy0533@comcast.net>
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>Hi Okoidogo@@hotmail.com, hope you are having a nice day
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>On 28-Jun-05 At About 08:23:24, Okoidogo@@hotmail.com wrote to All
> Subject: Humidifier Connection Question
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> O> From: Okoidogo@@hotmail.com
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> O> I have a General Aire residential humidifier unit attached to my
> O> furnace. I noticed that the 6in flex line from the unit is connected
> O> to the air intake ductwork of my unit. Should this not be connected
> O> to the discharge side? Thanks.
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>as long as it is flow throgh it is correct. I always mount the humidifier on
>the return though as a precaution so that if it leaks later it will only leak
>in the return and not on the heat exchanger.
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> -=> HvacTech2 <=-
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>.. "Hit him again, I saw his foot move." -- L.A COP
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| Tony Hwang 2005-06-29, 4:25 am |
| Okoidogo@@hotmail.com wrote:
quote:
> Thanks. Does this not mean though that the return air mixed with
> water vapour from the humidifier is then fed through the intake fan
> and blown over the heat exchanger ? You would lose most of the
> moisture this way right?
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> On Mon, 28 Jun 2005 18:18:42 , "HvacTech2" <dmurphy0533@comcast.net>
> wrote:
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Hi,
Not all of it.
Tony
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