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Humidex is an appliance that provides reliable solution to your humidity problems around the house. The unit is made up of a ventilation fan that works wonderfully to draw air from interior and eject the moist air to the exterior of the house through a duct. The removed air will be replaced with warmer and fresher air from the upper levels. Unlike compressor dehumidifier, the fan in Humidex is quiet and effective.

The humidstat in the unit will control the humidity level and the operation of the ventilation fan. When a target humidity level is reached, the speed of the fan will be reduced. If the humidity intensifies, the fan will increase its speed and operation. In other words, there is no auto shut off feature in Humidex. It works round-the-clock to dehumidify and ventilate your home with constant air circulation.

By drawing out air, Humidex also removes stagnant gas and toxicants that have accumulated around your house. This will provide you not only drier air, but also healthier and cleaner air to breathe and live with.

The operation of this unit is also very energy efficient and saves as much as 90% of your energy bills compared to the usual dehumidifiers. Due to its effective dehumidification and ventilation, it would also cost much less to warm or to cool other areas of your house without the presence of damp air.

This unit does not come with filters or buckets because no water needs to be collected. It drives out all the moist air rather than extracting moisture from the air. This saves you the time and energy to wash the filter and to empty buckets few times a day. Therefore, this is a maintenance-free unit for life.

Different Humidiex models are available for use in the basement, crawl space, apartment and garage. 1 unit is all that is needed for a moist-free solution to cover an area of up to 1800 sq ft. The great offers are also topped with a 10 years warranty period for the parts, giving you quality of life that is well taken care for as long as 10 years.

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