What are the types of humidifiers?
Humidifiers can be divided into household humidifiers and industrial humidifiers. They have different working principles because of different working environments. Household humidifiers on the market generally use ultrasonic waves to atomize water, and blow the atomized water vapor out of the shell through a fan to achieve the effect of humidifying the air. Ultrasonic Humidifier uses ultrasonic high-frequency vibration at 1.7MHZ frequency to atomize water into ultrafine particles of 1-5 microns. Through a wind-driven device, the water mist is diffused into the air to make the air humid and accompanied by abundant negative oxygen ions. Clean air, improve health, and create a comfortable environment. At the same time, there are direct evaporative humidifiers and thermal evaporative humidifiers. Direct evaporation humidifiers are also commonly referred to as pure humidifiers. Pure humidification technology is a new technology that has just been adopted in the humidification field. Pure humidifiers use molecular sieve evaporation technology to remove calcium and magnesium ions in the water and completely solve the "white powder" problem. The thermal evaporative humidifier is also called an electric humidifier. Its working principle is to heat water to 100 degrees in a heating body to generate steam, which is sent out by a fan. Therefore, electric heating humidifier is the simplest humidification method. Electric humidifiers are generally used in conjunction with central air conditioners, and generally not used alone.
