Internal structure of humidifier.humidifier diffuser Production

　　The internal structure of a humidifier usually includes the following parts:

　　1. Water tank: The water tank is the core part of a humidifier, usually containing a large water capacity, used to store the water to be humidified. There are usually inlet and outlet inside the water tank, and water can be transported from the inlet to the evaporator of the humidifier through internal water pipes.

　　2. Evaporator: The evaporator is one of the core components of a humidifier, which evaporates water into steam through the evaporation principle, thereby increasing indoor air humidity. Evaporators can be divided into various types such as ceramic evaporators, glass evaporators, plastic evaporators, etc. Different types of evaporators are suitable for different usage scenarios.

　　3. Controller: The controller is the core component that controls the operation of a humidifier, usually including a display screen, control buttons, temperature sensors, etc. Users can control the working time, humidification amount, temperature and other parameters of the humidifier through the controller.

　　4. Power cord: The humidifier also needs to be connected to a power source, usually using a power cord. There are usually two types of power cords: the main line and the socket line.

　　The above are the main parts of the internal structure of humidifiers. Different humidifiers may vary, but overall they are composed of the above parts.

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