Humidifier, Series GFH/GFHE Gas-Fired HumidiClean

How Armstrong’s gas-fired HumidiClean™ works
When there is a call for humidity, the pre-combustion safety check confirms that the duct-pressure switch, duct high-limit humidistat and liquid-level control circuits are satisfied. The microprocessor then signals the blower to turn on, and the humidifier’s blower-pressure switch senses air movement.

The unit then signals the ignition-control module to perform a purge cycle. The hot-surface igniter comes on and, after it comes up to temperature, the gas valve opens and gas ignition occurs. The flame-detection rod senses the presence of the flame, and combustion is underway. The humidifier accepts a 0-10 Vdc control signal and provides proportional output in response.

Uses natural gas or propane for economical operation
Category I/III gas-fired appliance
Energy cost savings in comparison to electric humidifiers
Wide range of humidity outputs to cover a variety of applications
Modulated control of steam output
Steam output turndown ratio of up to 30:1
Low NOx infrared burner
82% efficiency rating
Ionic bed technology to reduce cleaning and maintenance

Safety features

Pressure switch senses air movement in the blower and back pressure on the unit
Ignition-control module monitors combustion of the unit
Flame-detection rod senses flame during combustion
Liquid-level control prevents a low-water condition
Tank low-level probe provides redundancy to avoid low-water condition
Stack over-temperature sensing prevents overheating
Tank insulation prohibits access to hot tank surface
End-of-season drain eliminates standing water during periods of no demand

NOTE: This product is available with the Armstrong Temp-R-Drain, a device that mixes hot condensate and cold water to maintain a drain outlet temperature suitable for drainage directly to any plumbing system. Contact Armstrong factory representatives for more information.