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Sat May 29, 2010 3:27 pm
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JeffS
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Yes, you can control the fan the way Jay has mentioned, and I am using it in another way. I do not have a humidifier connected to my furnace/AC, so I have a humidifier (set to the "Continuous" setting) with an INSTEON appliance module in the central part of the house (close to where a cold air return is). When the Venstar 1900 reports to Indigo that the humidity has dropped below 40%, Indigo turns the humidifier on, and changes the furnace/AC fan to "Always On" to circulate the moist air from the humidifier throughout the house. When the humidity rises above 45%, Indigo turns the humidifier off, and changes the furnace/AC fan back to "Auto". This works very well through the winter when the humidity is shockingly low (literally!), and in the Spring/Summer when the AC is just starting to be used and pulls too much moisture out of the air. Without the furnace/AC fan, the humidifier only helped in the central part of the house.
I hope this helps.
Take care!
Jeff