Can use this personal humidifier with 220 wats
81400
(I assume you mean 220 VOLTS) Yes. The power supply says "Input: 100-240V ~50/60Hz Max.500mA". So, it's ready for international power, very handy. Of course, you'd have to get your own plug adapter for use outside the US.
81401
Out of the box, this unit is wired for 110. If you have an adapter/converter, I would assume it would work.
710076
No, you cannot. You need to get the higer level model for that. According to manual, this unit has preset humidity level target for 60 percent.
181203
Go to http://www.essickair.com/products/humidifiers/category/whole-house/697-500/ That is the company that makes this. They have a link on the right hand side of the page as you scroll down that says owners manual.
2271498
Without knowing more about your humidifier it is hard to say. This switch is simply a 24V powered switch that is also designed to switch a separate 24V, 2A circuit like those commonly found in HVAC equipment. Here are a couple of things to keep in mind: 1. the switch should have 24V power from a transformer that is not switched. 2. the contacts or switch in this device has a normally closed wire and a normally open wire so you can use this to switch on or off a 24V device upon the detection of water. If your humidifier has a 24V control circuit (which is likely) then you should be able to use this without a problem. Red and black wires go to a 24V unswitched power supply. Green and Orange are the normally closed pair Green and White are the normally open pair I hope this helps. If I can answer a specific question for you, I would be happy to. Shawn shawn@csraper.com
1100581
No. There is no circuitry for handling 220. You would need an external adapter of some kind.
637024
There is no definite answer, but the unit is designed for regular consumer use. The standard water pressure for most residential are 35 to 80 psi. So anywhere in between would work. The misting nozzle used for this fan is a patented brass nozzle so it will produce fine mist regardless. We don't know how much water this unit uses.
253974
This humidifier is good Up To 2200 sq ft. That's in a best case scenario. I installed this in an 1800 sq ft house, and when the temp dips to 10 degrees, it barely makes an "acceptable" 35% humidity. That's in a well insulated house with double pane windows. Humidity seeks its own level. If your older home is not, or not well insisted, and does not have double pane windows, you will lose humidity almost as fast as you can put it in the air. At the very least, the next size up is better for 2000 sq ft., and with the worst cast scenario, something made for 3-4000 sq ft. May be needed, and that's IF your furnace can accommodate it. PS, the golden zone is 40 to 50% percent humidity. Below 40, viruses thrive; above 50, and mold thrives.
28110
This humidistat has a mechanical switch inside and it would operate with any voltage. There are no electronics inside that require 120 volts.
1613314
Sorry, I bought the Waffle maker for a present... I don't have it. But I think it is to be use in 110
627745
yes. you only want humidifier on when fan is funning. you will need a 12 v transformer.
250897
No. The Owner's Manual clearly states that 110-120 input voltage must be used or you risk shock and fire. One could try 220 input voltage, but I suspect it would significantly shorten the unit's life.
977428
That wattage will be sufficient for your aquarium. 200 to250 handles a 55 gallon salt water tank easily.
2059201
Not a problem. Happy to help :) I do absolutely love this humidifier tho. Must buy.
21941
you need 220, ...I have a double stall garage with tall ceilings and it works great as long as its insulated!
2067169
Good question. I couldn't find any recommendations. After some research, it shows that this one is recommended for 1000 sq ft to 1200 sq ft. Found on the Target website (Couldn't find anything on Vick's site). I also checked the iallergy website and they rate this as a small room humidifier based on its capacity. (if used for 24 hours, a 2 gal would be sufficient for 250 sq ft.) We use ours in roughly a 120 sq ft bedroom with the inhalant and it works great for the 10-12 hours it is on the '1' fan setting. It doesn't empty the tank during that time either but does come close if you run the fan on '2' over night. It is across the room from the bed and we turn off the overhead fan. The unit is quiet too. Hope that helps.
883369
I operate it at about 2200 psi. But, I have no idea about the design limitations.
1682170
No it is 120 only. The simple solution is to purchase a converter that is readily available so all of your personal appliances can easily be used with 220 when you travel. http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_ss_i_0_8?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords;=120%20220%20converter&sprefix;=120%20220%20,aps,368&rh;=i%3Aaps%2Ck%3A120%20220%20converter