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Sunpentown Ultrasonic Humidifier - SU2000

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Average Buyer Rating: out of 5 stars
Sales Rank: 3458





Binding: Health and Beauty
Product Brand: Sunpentown
EAN: 4713516920002
Label: Sunpentown
Product Manufacturer: Sunpentown
Model: SU-2000
Publisher: Sunpentown
Ranking: 3458
Studio: Sunpentown


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  • Model No.: SU-2000
  • Origin: China



SU2000 - Humidifier Ultrasonic Sunpentown





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Sunpentown Ultrasonic Humidifier. Breathe better. Sleep more comfortably. Feel like you're sleeping in the Sahara? Here's your answer. The Ultrasonic Humidifier's high humidity output produces almost 2 1/2 gallons of moisture a day to help make your environment more comfortable. Go from 'dry as a desert' to 'breathing easy': Ultrasonic humidity, no heat; Silent operation; Designed for rooms up to 500 sq. ft.; Pilot light indicator; Boil dry protection; Water refill alarm; Auto shut-off protection (ultrasonic generator only, fan will continue to run); Convenient carrying handle; Easy refill plug with no-drip feature; No-slip feet; lnput voltage: 120V / 60Hz; Water tank capacity: 2 gallons; Water output capacity: 2.3 gallons / day. Measures 12 3/4 x 9 x 12 3/4'.; 0rder! Sunpentown SU-2000 Ultrasonic Humidifier


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Testimonials
Average Buyer Rating: out of 5 stars

Buyer's feedback: 2 out of 5 stars - * Loud after a year ...
It was really nice for a while - it did everything it was supposed to. But after a few months it has become very loud to the point of being useless. Another, smaller problem is that you need to refill it often to ensure it won't run out of water in the middle of the night, because if it does, it will scream like the train in "My Cousin Vinny" movie, instead of just shutting off!


Buyer's feedback: 3 out of 5 stars - Decent for the money
Not a bad product for the money (purchased at amazon). Relatively quit, no filters to worry about and nice water capacity last about 24 hours.
Area in front of mist discharge gets wet if humidity in room is reaching high levels....easy to control if run on low when humidity is higher rather than lower.


Buyer's feedback: 1 out of 5 stars - * Deceiving ...
Initially I thought the SU-2000 was great, except for filling. After a few days of use, I had white dust all over the room, plus adjacent rooms. I know it says I can use distilled water, however this increases my operating cost and makes filling a two person job (one to hold the tank and one to pour in the distilled water. Even without the distilled water, filling is a difficult job. A balancing act to fill the inverted tank and keep level until securely capped. There must be better humidifiers without these drawbacks. Certainly not the appliance for a little old lady.


Buyer's feedback: 1 out of 5 stars - This thing sucks!!!
1) Sound level doesn't compare to my warm mist humidifier which broke when it fell off the table. It's pretty loud with the fan and the constant bubbling of water splashing about.

2) It will get your floor/carpet wet. For one thing, no steam/moisture comes out if you set it on the lower levels. But, if you turn up the power, your floor is going to be soaking wet. So, I had to put it high off the floor to minimize that problem.

3) The stupid fan broke after one season!!! I have to toss it in the trash now, completely useless.

4) I thought "ultrasonic" meant it didn't need a fan like the regular cool mist humidifiers. They never mention that it has a constant loud fan in there to push out the little water droplets made by the ultrasonic generator. This is nothing but a gimmick. Stick to the warm mist humidifier. They are whisper silent and keep the room nice a warm because of the heat. Ultrasonic leaves the room feeling cold and drafty.


Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - * Love it!! ...
I've had this humidifer for about a month and it works perfectly. I was really surprised at the amount of mist it produces. I had to turn down the output because it saturated the top of my dresser and even some carpet in my room the first couple of times I used it. I use it for my master bedroom at night and haven't had any problems with water running out, alarms going off or anything like that. We are breathing easier and my hair is a lot less static-prone than it was before. Super quiet, too!!

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