"KJPRO" KJPRO @ NEWS . COM wrote in message
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"Joseph Meehan" wrote in message
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The sensor tells the unit how cold it is outside. When it gets very
cold line -20º you don't want the interior humidity to be as high as you
might want it when it is say 40º. If you tried to maintain 60% humidity
when it is -20º outside, you would tend to get a lot of moisture freezing
on windows, condensing in wall insulation etc.


You go Joe :-)

I was going to say the same thing! Bravo Meester Meehan.

I've had to explain that to a lot of customers, but methinks I will just
print your answer out on little cards...

;-]