Total Home Comfort With A Trane Total Home Humidifier.

When the temperature plummets outside so does the relative humidity inside your home. The air inside your home feels dry and parched. It doesn't take long before you can see the results. Dry air absorbs moisture from furniture, wood floors, woodwork, paintings and musical instruments. Static electricity is a frequent annoyance. And , if you or someone in your family suffers from allergies or asthma, dry air may aggravate their condition. The addition of a humidifier to your central heating and air conditioning system is the perfect remedy. Whether you live in an area with winter conditions or in an area where the climate is hot and dry, Trane humidifiers are designed to add just the right amount of moister so you can be comfortable.

Understanding Humidity

Relative humidity (RH) is the actual amount of moister in the air compared to the maximum amount of moisture the air is capable of holding. If the air inside your home had a relative humidity of 10%, this would mean the air is capable of holding 10 times more moisture.