Could it control humidity?
63683
Nope, just temperature and that sensor failed on me as soon as it was out of warantee cooking the eggs, another one only cooled, wouldn't heat - manufacturer and warantee company wouldn't even allow me to get a replacement sensor if I paid for it. If you get an incubator go here to buy a temp alarm. I would never buy exo terra, it's asking for trouble.
63684
It does not control humidity but it has a water tray to add distilled water to to keep humidity in a good range. It controls temps very well. As with any incubator always use a reliable digital thermometer to monitor internal cabinet temps. Never rely on readouts on any unit.
63685
The only humidity control is a tray at the bottom of the unit that you put water in for humidity...no auto-fill.
542067
The humidity control features allows the user to increase/decrease the amount of moisture that is removed or recycled into the cellar. It does not create moisture like a humidifier. Many customers use this feature.
1097036
I am not sure it's designed for a humid installation, but if it is, I would.
214895
It will certainly move the air around. It won't cool the air or change the humidity level though. I use it in Santa Monica when the outside air is cool and the inside air is hot. it works great for that.
1211766
You could do so by mounting the unit to a larger panel that is cut to fit your window opening. The dehumidistat may not be the control you want, though. You may want to either set it to the lowest humidity setting, or bypass it, as you probably want to control the fan by your garage air temperature. Check to see if company offers similar unit with thermostat instead.
413380
You can use an outside sensor but will loose the function of humidity sensing. I did not buy the optional sensor. The sensor is on Amazon for $24.05 Search C7089U1006 and read the 28 reviews posted there.
479077
I strongly doubt it, but if the total square footage is under approx. 1000sq/ft. and you place it on the upper floor, you may get some humidity improvement on the lower floor as well. I have retired mine since it was just not enough for the cost of operation. A few small humidifiers do a much better job for me and near zero maintenance. Wait until you change the filter the first time. It's a disgusting mess and about $20.00 a month plus bactericide.
1620731
i agree with other responder its a humidistat i dont think you can make it work based on temperture .also i dont think the remote can be used as a control i think it just tells you the temp and humidity of the remote location(at least i couldnt see how to use the remote as a way of activating)
1359409
Yes it can. I've paired mines with the moisture switch. I haven't got the bathroom to a high humidity yet to have it automatically turn on, but I've tested it and it works as promised.
1466515
There is a sensor, it's built in to the humidifier so you can set the humidity level. Although I'm not sure if it's 100% accurate, I have a separate humidity sensor and the numbers are about 5 degrees of humidity apart.
2265749
Yes it can. It is a mechanical adjustable switch that senses the humidity in the air. It has built in hysteresis (dead band). I rigged it up with small relay and relay socket both rated for 120VAC, 15A....the function was for it to control a dehumidifier (the humidstat in the humidifier is broken but it still functions otherwise) so I had to wire it normally closed. When the humidity goes up, the humidistat circuit opens, the relay closes, and then humidifer turns on...the reverse happens when humidity goes down. Works great!
291234
FG this unit has the capability to control humidity/humidifier you just have to purchase the sensor separly.you can also buy the outside temp semsors they work greate.and you can check and made changes to the unit over the internet.hope this help you out.
278597
No. It barely works at all so there is no discernible difference in temperature or humidity.
751144
No, there is only one sensor for both heat and humidity. So you would have to put that into one habitat or the other.
1574440
It has a little sponge like thing in there so it depends on heat and humidity probably. Also level sensor that let's you adjust it some.
2156181
I would not recommend that. There is an inline control switch which may not handle the humidity well in a sauna or steam room.
396762
Yes, I am using it in the humid environment. The thermostat has been working as expected.