Does the cooler have a humidity control feature or keep the humidity level constant at 70%
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Thank you for your interest in Goedeker's! This will not have an adjustable humidity level. Frigidaire does not give any specifications as to what level it is suppose to maintain. I'm sorry for the lack of information available. If there are any other questions we can help with, please feel free to call us at 1-888-768-1710. Thank you and have a great weekend! -Danielle at Goedeker's
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I use mine in a very damp cellar area. By virtue of lowering the humidity level from 82% to an average of 45%, my cellar does have a cool yet dry feel now but the air from the dehumidifier does have a somewhat warm feel to it.
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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.
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No temperature control. On/off. Output high, low, auto of fan speed. Humidity selection. The temperature of water used can reach 92 degrees. I hope this response is helpful.
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Evaporative coolers are great for areas with low humidity but will not work well when the humidity is high. If you are lowering the humidity sufficiently with a regular air conditioner, it could provide additional cooing to supplement the air conditioner.
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It cools to 30 to 40 degrees below ambient temperature. I don't know of any of this style of cooler that has temp controls.
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according to the specifications; Operate Temper 0 55C (14F122F) Operating Humidity 20%  85% non-condensing
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Getting the humidity right in a humidor can be tricky. If you want to take the glass out, monitor the humidor and if the RH level drops put it back. Having said that, my advice would be if it is consistent at 70 don't change anything.
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It has the temperature control with high and low settings. Hope you like it.
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I agree with answer. 1. Modern electronics are not around long enough to know the time. Humidify scion..in summer the cooling apparatus will condense water out pf air or make something. I never have seen fluid in bottom so the ventilation must be good as it has works now for me they one long hot humid summer. Ours is not under the counter so air can circulate well. My beer cooler, a dorm room type refrigerator with ability to hold two Cornelius kegs, does collect fluid in humid weather. The wine cooler will neither dehumidify your house when wet or humidify out when the air is arid
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It is supposed to do that, but i have bought two an none of them worked for humidity. It only gives you temperature
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According to the research we've done with the manufacturer, this unit does NOT have humidity control, just temperature control. Thank you for looking and asking. If you have any more questions, please don't hesitate to ask.
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It does control humidity. The shelves are slightly "U" shaped to hold the bottles.Jim Wilkinson
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No, the fan does not run all the time. Once you have set your humidity level the unit will only activate to maintain the the desired level.
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Hi, I installed this in my son's house last fall. It has a separate humidistat control, which I installed in the return duct, about six feet from the furnace. It responds to the relative humidity in the house, which we set to 45%. Once set, it maintained an even level of humidity throughout the winter. My son & his family were very happy. No maintenance, except to replace the filter pad this fall. His house is about 1800 square feet. I give it 5 stars!
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Yes, you can adjust the humidity range down to 40%, but the lower you set it, the more the air unit will run, and it still may not ever get to your specified level depending on conditions in your home. As was said elsewhere, it is not a dehumidifier, but it does a good job of making our muggy Alabama air more comfortable. I have ours set at 55%.
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The humidity level is an automatic setting of which you have no control. I live in an area that is dry for the most part. In A/C weather, the condensation goes out the exhaust hose. In cold weather, the condensation goes into an internal bucket that must be drained according to the humidity levels of the weather. The unit shuts down when the bucket needs draining. For my convenience, I chose a permanent place for the unit, venting the exhaust hose out a window, and a drain hose through the wall. I set the unit on automatic, clean both filters twice a month, and it's hassle free. It's best to insulate the exhaust hose. I wrapped a large thick towel secured with small bungee cords around mine. The humidity level is an automatic setting of which you have no control. I live in an area that is dry for the most part. In A/C weather, the condensation goes out the exhaust hose. In cold weather, the condensation goes into an internal bucket that must be drained according to the humidity levels of the weather. The unit shuts down when the bucket needs draining. For my convenience, I chose a permanent place for the unit, venting the exhaust hose out a window, and a drain hose through the wall. I set the unit on automatic, clean both filters twice a month, and it's hassle free. It's best... » Read More The humidity level is an automatic setting of which you have no control. I live in an area that is dry for the most part. In A/C weather, the condensation goes out the exhaust hose. In cold weather, the condensation goes into an internal bucket that must be drained according to the humidity levels of the weather. The unit shuts down when the bucket needs draining. For my convenience, I chose a permanent place for the unit, venting the exhaust hose out a window, and a drain hose through the wall. I set the unit on automatic, clean both filters twice a month, and it's hassle free. It's best to insulate the exhaust hose. I wrapped a large thick towel secured with small bungee cords around mine. « Show Less