Humidifier is designed for installing in ceiling void

14 February, 2007

Designed to be installed in a ceiling void, Vapac’s VapaVoid humidifier is an alternative to in-room units.

Vapac has developed a humidification system designed to fit into ceiling voids and provide an alternative to in-room humidifiers. VapaVoid is made from stainless-steel and has a stainless-steel drip tray. Simplicity was a key criterion in the design. It resembles a fan-coil unit and is based on a 1200 x 600 mm ceiling grid. Its slim profile ensure that it will fit into most ceiling spaces. Unlike most in-room humidifiers, the steam cannot be seen as it enters the room. Vapavoid uses a clean, hygienic process for clean steam and better air quality and delivers 2 to 5 kg/h of steam, depending on requirements. Noise levels in the room are just 35 dB(A). All components are readily accessible from below for service and maintenance.

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