Condensation and pressure
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I wonder what affect a really long hose run (like 18') would have on a RemStar Auto w/ CFlex?
My thought is to run a spare 10' hose I have, straight up from the humidifier to the ceiling and back down to where I would connect it up to the 8' hose I normally use. The run to the ceiling should/might allow the air in the hose to reach room-temperature while any excess water that condenses out would run back down into the humidifier.
Ideally, the lowest point of the hose run would be the connection between the 2 hoses, where I could put some sort of moisture trap (like you use between air compressors and airbrushes).
Just a thought (yes, I probably have way too much time on my hands! <grin>)...
My thought is to run a spare 10' hose I have, straight up from the humidifier to the ceiling and back down to where I would connect it up to the 8' hose I normally use. The run to the ceiling should/might allow the air in the hose to reach room-temperature while any excess water that condenses out would run back down into the humidifier.
Ideally, the lowest point of the hose run would be the connection between the 2 hoses, where I could put some sort of moisture trap (like you use between air compressors and airbrushes).
Just a thought (yes, I probably have way too much time on my hands! <grin>)...
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