Humidification Systems: A Cost & Efficiency Comparison
A MeeFog™ Humidification System Uses Substantially Less Energy than Other Humidification Technologies Including Compressed Air, Ultra-Sonic, and Steam Systems
Fog is a cost effective alternative to boiler or electric steam, and improves the quality of indoor air for students and staff.
Sprawling campuses and student population growth projections are requiring facility managers to be more efficient. When humidification is required, MeeFog can dramatically save on energy and maintenance costs.
Faculty and students have an ideal range of temperature and humidity where they perform best and feel most comfortable. Indoor air quality standards, especially in colder climates, generally deal with these low humidity conditions that may cause a significant physical and physiological discomfort in the classroom. Another area of concern directly affected by low humidity is the preservation of reference materials and extensive book collections.
When the humidity level is ideal, building temperatures can be lowered without changing the comfort or productivity levels within a classroom. The reduction in room temperature, as a result of proper humidification, will directly offset the cost of the energy consumed in producing the supplied humidity by MeeFog.
Savings in running costs and low maintenance routines means that a MeeFog system will typically pay for itself within one year.
