The Dayton 1UHG3
Does a great job. If the humidity drops 1 percent, it turns on the humidifier. A good solution to a frustrating problem.
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CigarMan Andy
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Posted 28 January 2012 - 12:41 AM
I have had a Moist n' Air for years and always bitched about how inaccurate it was. So I did a little investigating on humidity switches. This is what I found and I love it.
The Dayton 1UHG3
Does a great job. If the humidity drops 1 percent, it turns on the humidifier. A good solution to a frustrating problem.
The Dayton 1UHG3
Does a great job. If the humidity drops 1 percent, it turns on the humidifier. A good solution to a frustrating problem.
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Posted 28 January 2012 - 09:11 AM
Andy...nice find.
Have you compared the reading on this unit to a salt tested digital hygrometer to check it's accuracy?
Have you compared the reading on this unit to a salt tested digital hygrometer to check it's accuracy?
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