Airbi EVO WiFi Humidifier, 300 ml/h, 30 m²
Low humidity can make life quite uncomfortable in the winter. To feel comfortable, we need a certain level of humidity. In winter, however, indoor humidity can be extremely low, which significantly harms not only our health but also our wallets. When humidity is low, we perceive the temperature as being lower, which leads us to turn up the heat unnecessarily. Fortunately, there’s the EVO WiFi Natural Evaporation Humidifier, which offers many features and automatically maintains optimal humidity levels.
The Quiet Air Humidifier Airbi Evo
A high-quality humidifier with hygienic properties
The Airbi Evo Wi-Fi combines efficient, hygienic air humidification with low energy consumption. The use of a large-surface-area evaporation filter ensures an effective humidifying effect that does not release pollutants such as lime and other minerals into the air and does not cause condensation.
The Airbi Evo is equipped with a built-in hygrostat that automatically raises and maintains humidity at the desired level, and its four operating modes ensure that the desired balance between quiet and powerful operation is easily adjustable.
This humidifier automatically turns off when the reservoir is empty, making it unique in its class and energy-efficient. In the bedroom, the Evo Wifi operates silently—the LED lighting can be dimmed in night mode, and the low noise level won’t disturb you.
According to the manufacturer, the Evo Wifi, with a humidification capacity of 300 ml per hour, is suitable for rooms up to 45 m²; we recommend using a humidifier with this capacity for rooms up to approximately 30 m².
Air Dryness and Its Effects
Humidity can be too low in both winter and summer. In winter, the outdoor air—which already contains less moisture due to the cold—is further dried out by central heating. Air conditioning cools air with very low humidity, which can cause health problems or discomfort in the summer.
Wood used in furniture, hardwood floors, and musical instruments can also be damaged or warped due to a lack of humidity, and plants and animals may also be sensitive to low humidity.
Humidity is usually expressed as relative humidity. It is the percentage of the maximum amount of water vapor that the air can hold at a given temperature and pressure. As the temperature drops, the air’s ability to hold water vapor decreases; consequently, relative humidity increases for the same amount of water vapor.
The optimal humidity level is 0–55%; above that, there is a risk of mold growth.
Excessively low humidity can cause the following symptoms:
- The Experience of Cold in Normal Heat
- Dry or irritated mucous membranes in the nose and throat
- Sore throat, dry cough, dry, flaky skin
- Chapped lips
- Dry, burning eyes
- Irritating contact lenses
- Irritated airways
- Increased risk of infection
- Reduced resistance
- Headache
- Fatigue
- The Problem of Concentration
The Advantages of Niisuti
- The principle of natural evaporation for disease prevention
- top-fill water tank
- hydrostatic system for automatic operation
- 4 operating modes
- traffic timer
- Low noise level and power consumption of 5 W
- LCD touchscreen and WiFi mobile app
