Anden Steam Humidifier Canister - For AS35 & AS35FP Steam Humidifiers - 1 Count

Restore Steady Steam Output - Replacement Canister for AS35 and AS35FP Units

When a steam humidifier canister fills with mineral deposits from boiling water, humidity control in a grow room becomes harder to hold. This replacement canister is built to accommodate that mineral buildup, letting the water level rise and expose more electrode surface as needed so steam output stays consistent.

This listing is for a single canister with its O-ring. It suits growers who run an Anden AS35 or AS35FP humidifier in a small or mid-sized indoor space and need one replacement on hand for routine upkeep.

Key Features & Benefits

• Made for mineral buildup — the design lets the water level rise and expose additional electrode surface as deposits accumulate.
• O-ring included — one O-ring fits into the groove in the drain assembly, so the seal is ready at installation.
• Simple installation — dampen the O-ring with water before insertion; no other material is required.
• Direct replacement — made for Anden AS35 and AS35FP steam humidifiers.

Who Should Use Anden Steam Humidifier Canister

Anyone running an Anden AS35 or AS35FP steam humidifier in a cultivation room, from home gardeners to commercial operations, who needs to replace a canister at the end of its service life.

About Anden Steam Humidifier Canister

Anden makes steam humidifiers for controlled-environment spaces. This canister is a replacement component for the AS35 and AS35FP models and includes one canister and one O-ring for the drain assembly groove. It is sold each.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Which humidifiers does this canister fit?
A: It is made for Anden AS35 and AS35FP steam humidifiers. Check your model before ordering, as it is not listed for other units.

Q: What comes in the box?
A: You receive one replacement canister and one O-ring. The O-ring seats in the groove of the drain assembly.

Q: How do I install the O-ring?
A: Dampen the O-ring with water, then insert it into the drain assembly groove. No other material is needed for that step.

Q: Why does a steam canister need replacing?
A: Boiling water leaves mineral deposits inside the canister. This design lets the water level rise to expose more electrode surface as deposits build, but eventually the canister needs replacing.

Q: What is an electrode in a steam canister?
A: Electrodes are the metal surfaces that heat the water to make steam. More exposed electrode surface lets the unit keep producing steam as buildup occurs.