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Steam generator humidifiers use an external energy source, electricity or gas, to take water to boiling point, thus producing steam. The choice of the type of energy depends on availability, cost and the investment necessary. The humidifier can use mains water; a solution that minimizes the cost of the system but which requires periodical maintenance in order to remove the mineral salts that accumulate or, more simply, to replace the cylinders (humidifiers with electrode technology) so as to minimize system shutdown periods and maintenance costs. The steam produced by boiling is easily injected inside the air handling unit, requiring a small space for complete absorption. The space required can be reduced using latest generation products such as the ultimateSAM, fitted with nozzles that evenly distribute "dry" steam only. Alternatively, humidification can be applied directly in the environment with steam distributors fitted with fans, a simple method often used in existi...

The new range of heaterSteam immerse heater humidifiers includes models producing from 2 to 60 kg/h of steam, and can operate on drinking water or demineralised water. heaterSteam features exclusive technological solutions, such as the electric heaters embedded in corrosion-proof aluminium alloy casting with a large heat exchange surface, and built-in temperature sensors to prevent overheating. For each model there are two variants: basic and “full option”. The full option units have heat insulation around the boiler for maximum energy savings, and Teflon coated heating elements to facilitate the separation of lime scale. The heaterSteam range is available with 3 types of control: H, modulating with built-in controller (from active humidity probe); T, with temperature control (from external probe); C, for simple ON/OFF control . The models from 2 to 10 KG/h have a cylindrical stainless steel boiler, which is easy to remove for cleaning; The larger models, from...