GETTING TO KNOW
YOUR COOL MOISTURE
EVAPORATIVE HUMIDIFIER
Invisible moisture
• Evaporative humidification
means you will
NOT
see
the moisture output.
• With evaporative humidification, a fan pulls
dry air from the room through the saturated
wicking filter. Moisture from the wicking filter
evaporates and is pushed into the room with
the help of the fan.
• Evaporative humidification adjusts moisture
output to the amount of moisture the air can
hold. The drier (less humid) the air in the room, the more moisture the humidifier will add to the
air. An evaporative humidifier cannot add more moisture to the room than the air can hold. The
amount of moisture the air can hold depends on many factors including relative humidity level,
temperature and size of room.
Instruction Manual
HONEYWELL TOP FILL
COOL MOISTURE HUMIDIFIER
MODEL HEV685 SERIES
REPLACEMENT FILTER: HONEYWELL HC-14 SERIES FILTER E
Humidity Level
• The ideal indoor humidity level is 40-60%
• Use a Honeywell humidity monitor
(HHM10 or H10C) to check your indoor
humidity level (not included)
Filter
• A wicking filter is required for this unit to operate
(one included)
• The wicking filter will help to capture minerals
from your water and will help to prevent white dust
(calcium deposits from hard water)
• If you have hard water, you will need to replace your
filter more frequently
• See “Caring for your Filter” section for tips on
prolonging the life of your wicking filter
For questions and information about this humidifier
Visit
www.HoneywellPluggedIn.com
or Call
1-800-477-0457
