FAQs

Traditional steam humidifiers require natural gas or electricity to boil water, leading to high operating costs. In contrast, MeeFog systems use a high-pressure pump and fine water atomization, cutting energy use by up to 90%. At the NC Museum of Art, this translated into more than $30,000 in annual savings, plus reduced carbon emissions.

MeeFog systems can consolidate dozens of distributed steam humidifiers into a single central system. For example, at the North Carolina Museum of Art, one MeeFog system replaced 92 steam humidifiers, eliminating the need for a boiler system dedicated to steam. This streamlined the HVAC design, simplified maintenance, and reduced energy costs dramatically.

Public spaces with sensitive collections, art, large crowds, or valuable assets that are highly vulnerable to environmental fluctuations, require precise humidity control. Without it, facilities experience wide humidity swings that can damage artwork, artifacts, furnishings, and even affect visitor comfort. Low humidity causes materials like paper, canvas, wood, and textiles to become brittle, crack, or fade. Controlled humidification—typically between 45–55% RH—is crucial for preserving cultural and historical assets over time. MeeFog systems help facilities meet strict standards like ASHRAE Class AA conditions, ensuring stable environments for both people and property.

Yes. MeeFog humidification systems can be configured for factories, packaging plants, printing, textiles, electronics, and more. Ceiling-mounted nozzles, modular pump racks, and flexible design options allow each installation to be tailored for the facility’s layout and production requirements. This ensures even humidity coverage and maximum energy savings across a wide range of industries.

With operating costs as low as $700 per year, MeeFog systems offer a fast payback period—often in 1–2 years depending on plant size and operating hours. The savings come from reduced energy consumption, lower maintenance requirements, and decreased cooling demand. The long-term ROI is further enhanced by improved production quality and fewer humidity-related defects.

Dixie Consumer Products needed to maintain 45% RH to prevent cup distortion during forming. MeeFog installed ceiling-mounted nozzle lines across four plant zones, powered by a Model 2500 MFP rack. The result was precise, evenly distributed humidity, improved product quality, and significant cost savings compared to steam or compressed air humidification.

MeeFog systems use high-pressure pumps to create ultra-fine droplets, consuming only a fraction of the energy of steam humidifiers. In addition, MeeFog provides adiabatic cooling as it humidifies, reducing the facility’s cooling load and energy bills. This makes MeeFog a dual-benefit solution—improved humidity control plus lower HVAC operating costs.

MeeFog systems offer far lower operating costs than electric steam or compressed air atomizers. A system designed for 1,000 lbs./hr output, running 3,500 hours/year, costs around $700 per year to operate, compared to $14,350 for compressed air atomizers and $128,800 for electric steam humidifiers. That’s a savings factor of up to 180x less energy use while delivering the same humidity output.

In industrial environments, precise humidity control prevents product distortion, static buildup, and production inefficiencies. For example, in paper and packaging production like Dixie Cups, maintaining a steady 45% relative humidity is critical to ensure consistent forming, cutting, and assembly. MeeFog systems deliver reliable humidity levels to keep production lines running smoothly. Facility managers save energy and improve production speeds with humidification for the manufacturing floor.