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wa8yxm
Mar 14, 2023Explorer III
Not that unit but a portable
They work well if the humidity is low Very well in the desert.
When I used mine I had three issues.. Limited electricity (NOT on grid) Low humidity and heat... Thus the portable (Which adds humidity to the room air) was ideal.. The humidity was so low I had to use saline spray in my nose. That's very dry air.. So the unit dropped my bedroom a good 10 degrees F and raised the humidity.
The rooftop units.. I believe use a heat exchanger so the moist air goes outside. But they work well on very low power consumption Provided it's DRY out... Here in Michigan where it's often 30% humidity or more.. Not so well.
They work well if the humidity is low Very well in the desert.
When I used mine I had three issues.. Limited electricity (NOT on grid) Low humidity and heat... Thus the portable (Which adds humidity to the room air) was ideal.. The humidity was so low I had to use saline spray in my nose. That's very dry air.. So the unit dropped my bedroom a good 10 degrees F and raised the humidity.
The rooftop units.. I believe use a heat exchanger so the moist air goes outside. But they work well on very low power consumption Provided it's DRY out... Here in Michigan where it's often 30% humidity or more.. Not so well.
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