
Whole House Humidifiers
A whole-house humidifier is a device that can be built into your HVAC system to add moisture to the air throughout your home. These systems have proven benefits, including improved air quality, enhanced comfort, increased energy efficiency, and more. Choose from our variety of fan-powered humidifiers, steam humidifiers, and evaporative humidifiers.
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BUYERS GUIDE: WHAT TO LOOK FOR IN A HOME HUMIDIFIER
The content below details the features homeowners should consider when evaluating whole house humidification systems.
Humidification Method
Coverage Area
Tank Capacity

Run Time
Price
Additional Features
Homeowners should evaluate the additional features that may be available in a whole house humidifier.
- Water level indicator
- Drain indicator
- Tank empty indicator
- Service light for canister replacement
Comfort Features
Water Vapor Output
Benefits of a Full-House Humidifier
<>A full-house humidifier offers several benefits by maintaining balanced humidity levels throughout an entire home. Key benefits include:- Improved Comfort: By adding moisture to the air, a full-house humidifier can help your indoor environment feel more comfortable.
- Healthier Home: Proper humidity can ease dry skin and also aid in lowering the spread of airborne viruses.
- Protection for Home and Furnishings: Balanced humidity helps prevent cracking, warping, and other damage to wood floors, furniture, and musical instruments, preserving their quality over time.
- Energy Efficiency: Maintaining the right humidity level makes the air feel warmer, enabling homeowners to lower their thermostat settings in winter, which can help reduce heating costs.
- Convenience and Consistent Coverage: Unlike portable humidifiers, full-house humidifiers are integrated into HVAC systems, providing consistent humidity control throughout the entire home without the need for frequent refills or maintenance.
Compare The Different Types of Humidifiers For The Home

Whole House Humidifier Installation
The whole home humidifier installation process typically involves connecting the humidifier unit to your home's HVAC system to distribute moisture evenly throughout the house. Professional installation ensures proper integration and optimal performance. For more information on whole house humidifier costs and to find the right humidifier for your home, connect with your local Carrier dealer today.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT WHOLE HOME HUMIDIFIERS
Pros of a Whole House Humidifier include:
- Consistent Humidity: Maintains even humidity levels throughout the entire home, improving comfort and air quality.
- Health Considerations: May help reduce dry skin and other irritations caused by dry air.
- Protection for Home: Can help prevent damage to wood furniture, flooring, and musical instruments from dry air.
- Convenience: Requires less frequent refilling compared to portable humidifiers.
Cons of a Whole House Humidifier:
- Maintenance: Requires regular maintenance to prevent mold and bacteria growth.
- Installation Complexity: Needs professional installation and potential modifications to the existing HVAC system.
- Energy Use: May increase energy consumption slightly, depending on the system and usage.
The below table shows Carrier’s range of humidifiers based on capacity, unit type, water vapor delivery, and size of home where the unit is most effective.
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