Anden Steam Humidifier w/Fan Pack and Digital Humidistat
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Electrode Steam Humidification for Mid-Size Grow Facilities, Up to 6,200 Sq Ft
Propagation and early vegetative growth stall out fast when relative humidity drops below what cuttings and young plants need, and a fogger or ultrasonic humidifier sized for a home grow tent runs out of capacity long before it covers a commercial-scale room. Anden's electrode steam humidifiers are built for that larger scale, generating steam directly from an electrode canister rather than atomizing water, and distributing it through a fan pack sized to the space.
The AS35FP adds 11.5 to 34.6 gallons of moisture per day, covering spaces up to 6,200 square feet. It ships as a complete kit — fan pack, Model 5558 digital humidistat, drain trap assembly, a 6-foot steam hose, and 10-foot drain tubing — so the core components arrive together rather than as separate purchases.
Key Features & Benefits
- 11.5-34.6 GPD Output — Covers spaces up to 6,200 square feet with adjustable steam output.
- Built-In Fan Pack — Distributes steam across the room rather than releasing it at a single point.
- Model 5558 Digital Humidistat Included — Ships with the humidistat needed to monitor and control output.
- Complete Installation Kit — Includes drain trap assembly, 6-foot steam hose, and 10-foot drain tubing.
- Professional Installation Required — Ties into electrical and water service, so plan for a licensed HVAC installer.
Who Should Use This Steam Humidifier
This unit fits commercial cultivation facilities and large propagation rooms where humidity needs to stay in a tight, precise range across a wide floor area — not a single grow tent or small home setup. Anden's steam humidifiers require professional HVAC installation, so plan for a licensed installer as part of bringing one of these online.
How Anden's Electrode Steam Humidifiers Work
Anden's steam humidifiers pass an electric current through water inside a replaceable canister, boiling it to generate steam directly rather than misting or atomizing water droplets. That steam is distributed into the space through a fan pack, giving more precise, even humidity control across a large room than atomizing methods typically achieve. Because the canister mineralizes as it boils water, it's a scheduled replacement part rather than a permanent component.
Frequently Asked Questions
- How much moisture does the AS35FP add per day?
- The AS35FP adds between 11.5 and 34.6 gallons of moisture per day, adjustable to match the room's actual humidity demand. That range covers spaces up to 6,200 square feet.
- Why does this need professional installation?
- Anden's steam humidifiers tie into electrical service and often building HVAC or duct systems, which puts installation outside typical DIY electrical work. A licensed HVAC professional can also properly size the water supply and drain connections the unit needs to run reliably.
- How does electrode steam humidification differ from a fogger or ultrasonic humidifier?
- Electrode steam humidifiers boil water using an electric current run through the water itself, generating true steam rather than atomizing water into a fine mist. That approach scales to larger spaces and delivers more consistent humidity than fogger or ultrasonic units designed for smaller rooms.
- What maintenance does the canister need?
- The AS35FP's steam canister mineralizes as it boils water and needs periodic replacement — Anden sells both a low-conductivity canister (DH4480LC) for softer water and a standard replacement canister (DH4AS80) for water above 300 µS/cm conductivity. Replacing it at the start of each heating season keeps steam output consistent.
- What's included with the AS35FP?
- The kit includes the fan pack, Model 5558 digital humidistat, drain trap assembly, a 6-foot steam hose, and 10-foot drain tubing. That covers the core components needed for a standard installation, though professional HVAC installation is still required.
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