Whole-home humidification · London & Southwestern Ontario
Honeywell TrueEASE whole-home humidifiers
User-friendly meets eco-friendly.
The ideal humidifier should treat your whole house, improve comfort, reduce energy costs, conserve water, operate quietly, and be easy to maintain. Only Honeywell TrueEASE™ humidifiers do it all.
Free in-home air test, humidity included: about 30 minutes, no cost, and no obligation. Serving Southwestern Ontario since 1999.
Humidifiers are commonly used in homes to relieve the physical discomforts of dry nose, throat, lips, and skin. The moisture they add to dry air also helps alleviate common nuisances brought on by winter heating, such as static electricity, peeling wallpaper, and cracks in paint and furniture.
Why humidify your home?
Low humidity: what dry air does to your home
Your home is a lot like your body. It needs to stay properly hydrated in order to maintain the comfort of those living in it. Air that is too dry can act like a giant sponge, soaking up moisture from everyone and everything in your home, including woodwork, wood floors, and furnishings.
And it takes a toll. Dry skin, chapped lips, dry nasal passages, and static electricity are just some of the dry-air symptoms that can lead to discomfort.
Low humidity can cause home damage. It causes walls, woodwork, and your beautiful hardwood floors to crack. Electronics can fall victim to static electric charges, requiring expensive repair or replacement.
Less water down the drain
TrueEASE saves water. Saves energy. Saves money.
When your HVAC system is running, typical whole-house humidifiers constantly cycle water and air through, sending three to four gallons of water down the drain for every one gallon delivered as humidity.
TrueEASE says goodbye to waste and hello efficiency by automatically monitoring the dryness in your home, and then only running water and air through the system when humidity is needed, cutting water waste up to 50%* and saving energy by eliminating the constant cycling of air.
*Up to 50% less water waste on Fan-Powered and up to 30% less waste on Advanced Bypass TrueEASE models. Based on a continuous run time of 24 hours with system specifications set according to ASHRAE Guideline 610.
- 3 to 4 gallons of water down the drain for every one gallon delivered as humidity: typical whole-house humidifiers
- Up to 50% less water waste on TrueEASE Fan-Powered models, up to 30% less on Advanced Bypass*
Whole-house comfort
Whole-house vs portable humidifiers
Unlike portable humidifiers that are only effective in the rooms they are in, Honeywell TrueEASE humidifiers are installed out of sight with your central heating and cooling system, helping you automatically maintain a comfortable humidity level in every area of your home.
| Portable | Whole-house (TrueEASE) | |
|---|---|---|
| Where it works | Only the room it is in | Every area of your home |
| The water | A tank that often needs filling more than once a day | Fills itself automatically |
| Where it sits | In the room it is humidifying | Out of sight, with your central heating and cooling system |
Humidified air feels warmer
You’ll be able to cut energy costs by turning your thermostat down while still feeling comfortable.
Low humidity can cause higher energy costs. It can make you feel too cold at normal temperatures, leading you to turn up the thermostat. This leads to higher energy bills.
Quiet operation
You will appreciate that TrueEASE is the quietest evaporative humidifier on the market. Fan-powered models are 20dB quieter than equivalent competitive residential fan humidifiers, maintaining your home’s tranquility and comfort.
Easy to maintain
Honeywell eliminates maintenance hassles
While portable humidifiers have water tanks that often need to be filled more than once a day, and other whole-house humidifiers need to be taken apart in order to replace the pad, TrueEASE is truly easy to maintain.
- TrueEASE automatically fills itself, and the replacement pads can be easily accessed.
- The slide-out pad design means you won’t have to disassemble the humidifier or interact with the plumbing in order to change the pad.
- The Change Pad indicator light on the front lets you know exactly when replacement is needed.*
- Honeywell replacement pads feature an exclusive AgION™ anti-microbial coating that helps inhibit the growth of mold and bacteria.
*Timer based on 12 months or 5,500 run-time hours, whichever comes first.
Need service on your humidifier? Call (519) 686-3595.
Is it dry air?
Is a whole-home humidifier right for you?
TrueEASE is highly recommended if any of these sound familiar.
If those living in your home ever experience
- Dry skin
- Dry nasal passages
- Chapped lips
- Painful static shocks from carpets or electronics
- Static cling
Or if your home has
- Hardwood flooring
- Wood furnishings
- Paintings or artwork
- Musical instruments
- Uncomfortable temperatures in the winter
- High utility bills
Not sure? Humidity is one of the readings in our free in-home air test, and we go through every reading with you before we leave.
Book my free testInstalled by Platinum Air Care
Platinum Air Care includes a 5-year Platinum Warranty Pledge
If your humidifier fails within 5 years after installation, we fix it or replace the unit at no additional cost.*
Platinum Air Care provides sales and service for whole-home humidification systems across Ontario.
*Regular maintenance and filter replacement are required to take advantage of the Platinum Warranty Pledge.
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Comfort all year
Dehumidifiers, ventilation, and heating and cooling
A humidifier takes care of the dry months. For damp summers and fresh-air ventilation, Platinum Air Care also installs whole-home dehumidifiers, HRVs, and ERVs, and York furnaces and air conditioners.
Too damp in summer?
Whole-home dehumidifiers
Aprilaire whole-home dehumidifiers for a damp basement, condensation on the windows, or a musty smell.
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HRV vs ERV
An HRV transfers heat only, while an ERV transfers both heat and moisture. ERVs are often preferred in climates with seasonal humidity changes, while HRVs are commonly used in colder, drier conditions.
HRV vs ERV: what’s the differenceThe system it works with
Heating and cooling
We install York furnaces and air conditioners, and repair and service most makes already in your home.
Heating and cooling servicesMore for your indoor air: medical-grade air purifiers, portable and whole-home
Questions
Common questions about whole-home humidifiers
What does a whole-home humidifier do?
A Honeywell TrueEASE whole-home humidifier (often called a furnace humidifier) is installed out of sight with your central heating and cooling system, and helps you automatically maintain a comfortable humidity level in every area of your home. It monitors the dryness in your home and only runs water and air through the system when humidity is needed.
How do I know if the air in my home is too dry?
Dry skin, chapped lips, dry nasal passages, painful static shocks from carpets or electronics, and static cling are the usual signs, along with cracks in walls, woodwork, and hardwood floors. Humidity is one of the readings in our free in-home air test, if you would like it measured.
What is the difference between a whole-house and a portable humidifier?
Portable humidifiers are only effective in the rooms they are in, and their water tanks often need to be filled more than once a day. A Honeywell TrueEASE humidifier is installed with your central heating and cooling system, works in every area of your home, and fills itself automatically.
Does a whole-house humidifier waste water?
Typical whole-house humidifiers send three to four gallons of water down the drain for every one gallon delivered as humidity. TrueEASE only runs water and air through the system when humidity is needed: up to 50% less water waste on Fan-Powered models, and up to 30% less on Advanced Bypass models.
How often does the humidifier pad need changing?
The Change Pad indicator light on the front of a TrueEASE humidifier lets you know exactly when replacement is needed. Its timer is based on 12 months or 5,500 run-time hours, whichever comes first, and the slide-out pad means you won’t have to disassemble the humidifier or interact with the plumbing to change it.
Can a humidifier lower my heating bill?
It can help. Humidified air feels warmer, so you can turn your thermostat down while still feeling comfortable. Low humidity can make you feel too cold at normal temperatures, which leads people to turn up the thermostat.
How much does a whole-home humidifier cost?
It depends on the equipment and on the house, and what suits one home is wrong for the next. That is what the free in-home air test is for, and it costs nothing.
Is there a warranty?
Yes. Platinum Air Care includes a 5-year Platinum Warranty Pledge: if your humidifier fails within 5 years after installation, we fix it or replace the unit at no additional cost. Regular maintenance and filter replacement are required to take advantage of the pledge.
Do you service and repair humidifiers?
Yes. Platinum Air Care provides sales and service for whole-home humidification systems. Call (519) 686-3595.
Free in-home air test
Not sure if your home needs a humidifier?
Our technicians measure your air on-site, humidity included, and go through the readings with you — about 30 minutes, no cost, and no obligation. Based on the results and your interest, we show you the options best suited for your home.