Humidifiers

When you see just how much our humidifiers can improve air quality, there won’t be a dry eye in the house. No one likes too much humidity. But too little can be just as irritating, especially in winter. When humidity drops too low, you might notice sore throats, chapped lips, itchy skin and sinus problems. You also might notice dry wood in your furniture – which can lead to long-term damage.

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Performance™ Series Steam Humidifier

Steam output humidifiers are often the best choice for larger homes or when you want more precise control over humidity. Our humidifier flows water between electrodes to create steam which is then dispersed into the ductwork. This design uses an easy to replace canister system and can be managed by your system’s Infinity^® control or Edge^® thermostat.

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Performance™ Series Fan-Powered Humidifiers

Fan-powered humidifiers are engineered to quietly blow moisture directly into your ductwork—and spread comforting humidity throughout your home when the seasons have turned dry.

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Performance™ Series Bypass Humidifiers

These whole-house humidifiers simply use the blower motor of your furnace to drive moisture vapor into your home’s ductwork. Easy to maintain, our bypass humidifiers require only an annual water panel change.

For more information on our Humidifiers click here.

Rebates

How To Save Money With Rebates

Rebates are available from the utility companies as well as directly from the manufacturer. If you're heating with electric you need to look into the LEAP (Line Excess Allowance Program) program right now. The Line Excess Allowance Program gives you money to cover your conversion costs. Conversion rebates are available in addition, so in many cases zero out of pocket expenses is an option! This means big savings for you.

There are several other types of rebates. Click on your service provider below and see how else you could save money today! If you have questions we encourage you to give us a call.

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