Ideas for Room Climate Control?

[Farrell]

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As a matter of fact, Clyde is right. I think that I have seen small room =
humidifiers advertised. The key to having both of these work though =
would be to make sure they are 600 watts or less (check the humidistat =
rating), forget whatever kind of control knobs are on the unit - just =
turn it all the way up, and plug them both into a Damp-Chaser =
humidistat. It's really amazing how consistent they work. My shop stays =
right at 50% RH unless the outside humidity drop way down, then of =
course my shop gets lower because I don't have a humidifier hooked up.

Terry Farrell
Piano Tuning & Service
Tampa, Florida
mfarrel2@tampabay.rr.com
  ----- Original Message -----=20
  From: Clyde Hollinger=20
  To: pianotech@ptg.org=20
  Sent: Thursday, April 26, 2001 10:25 PM
  Subject: Re: Ideas for Room Climate Control?


  Mary,=20
  I have a client who tries to "climatize" a room by using a room =
humidifier and a room dehumidifier.  I guess with some experiementation =
and machines of sufficient size that should help at least somewhat.  But =
I am certainly not an expert in this area.=20

  Regards,=20
  Clyde Hollinger=20

  MBailey911@AOL.COM wrote:=20

    Anybody have suggestions for climate control in a single room of an =
old=20
    house?  Owner has a harpsichord plus a few other instruments, lives =
in an old=20
    house built in late 1800's (without forced air heating), and is =
interested in=20
    trying to control humidity in just this room.=20
    Thanks,=20
    Mary Bailey


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