Smart Fog humidifier sets new standard

Published: 15-Jan-2013
Manufacturing Estates & Facilities

The new edition of the HVAC/R technology provides accurate non-condensing induct humidification


Conventional induct humidification installations require droplet fences, pans and drains to collect condensation water. Smart Fog, a US specialist in industrial and commercial humidification systems, has now released the 2013 model of the induct TS100 commercial humidifier which does not require these components, providing ease of installation and no maintenance. The new edition even allows for an auto disinfect cycle providing a complete hygienic and clean environment control.

Any climate controlled facility needs humidity control. Smart Fog TS100 Commercial Humidifiers are designed for a wide variety of applications including cleanrooms, office building, data centers, apartment building, hospitals, manufacturing facilities wineries, paint booth, printing, woodworking, textile, semiconductors, museums, pharmaceuticals.

The 2013 Model Features several humidifier Types with a range of capacities. Easy to install and maintain, the TS100 is designed for flexible installation to any size and type of duct.

Constructed completely from stainless steel for no corrosion and no maintenance, each TS100 unit can start and stop instantly to allow enhanced control. A completely modular system, it simplifies the addition of capacity without need of retrofitting.

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