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Fan Cycles (G) Furnace Cycles (W)
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Figure 10 – Field Testing of H1008 Automatic Humidity ControlMarch 11, 1998 – Minneapolis, MinnesotaFigure 10 is actual data logged from a home with the H1008 installed during last winter.Performance is again excellent, with dewpoint tracking just below the windowtemperature. Cycling of the humidifier tracks closely with the outdoor temperature;relatively light cycling during the colder portion of the day, and heavier cycling during thewarmer portion.In addition to demonstrating the excellent performance of our humidity control algorithm,controlling by dewpoint, the field test program also highlighted some seriousshortcomings in an approach utilizing control based only on relative humidity, like theAutoTrac. These findings are summarized below.