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Wine Guardian 4-Pack Humidifier Drip Pads 94H0022-00
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Wine Guardian humidifier drip pads part 94H0022-00 is a four-pack of the evaporative pad used by Wine Guardian wine cellar humidifiers. One order is four pads, and they are the same pad Wine Guardian sells one at a time as 54H0010-02.
This page is for the owner who already knows the pad is a consumable and wants the next several changes on the shelf rather than ordering each time. Wine Guardian recommends replacing the humidifier drip pad every six months, which puts four pads at two years of scheduled changes.
If you are replacing a pad once and not planning ahead, the single drip pad 54H0010-02 is the page you want. The pack earns its place when the humidifier is in steady service and the replacement is a calendar item rather than a repair. Pad changes are the predictable part of that calendar, and how often a wine cooling system should be serviced sets out the intervals around them.
Wine Guardian lists a single drip pad product with a pack count of one pad or four pads, so the pad specification is identical to the single pad and only the quantity changes. Wine Guardian publishes one weight and one carton size across both pack counts, so those two figures are not attributed to the four-pack here; confirm shipping weight with Wine Guardian if it matters to you.
The pack fits whatever the single pad fits, because it is the same pad. That covers all four humidifier models sold here: the standalone 99H0185-21 freestanding humidifier, the 99H0174-21 freestanding humidifier powered by the cooling unit, the integrated 99H0173-20 and the integrated 99H0173-30.
One exclusion travels with every humidifier part: Wine Guardian states the TTW Classic line is not compatible with humidifiers, so a cellar running a Classic model from the through-the-wall cooling units has no humidifier for this part to serve. Confirm the part number against the data plate on your humidifier and Wine Guardian's own parts list before ordering, and have any service work carried out by a licensed HVAC professional or qualified contractor working from Wine Guardian's official documentation.
Comparing the humidifiers themselves? See Wine Cellar Humidifiers, or browse Parts and Accessories.
Maintenance wording for each humidifier is in the documents on Wine Guardian manuals and spec sheets.
Pads are the item that runs out; the rest of the humidifier wears instead. The single drip pad 54H0010-02 covers a one-time change, the humidifier rebuild kit 94H0047-00 brings the fan, solenoid valve and a pad together, and the humidifier solenoid valve 94H0013-00 is the water inlet part sold on its own.
Send the model and serial number from your humidifier's data plate and our team will check the part number against Wine Guardian's parts list. Final fit, the water and drain connections and any service work should be confirmed with Wine Guardian's official documentation and a licensed HVAC professional or qualified contractor.
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Wine Guardian humidifier drip pads part 94H0022-00 is a four-pack of the evaporative pad used by Wine Guardian wine cellar humidifiers. One order is four pads, and they are the same pad Wine Guardian sells one at a time as 54H0010-02.
This page is for the owner who already knows the pad is a consumable and wants the next several changes on the shelf rather than ordering each time. Wine Guardian recommends replacing the humidifier drip pad every six months, which puts four pads at two years of scheduled changes.
If you are replacing a pad once and not planning ahead, the single drip pad 54H0010-02 is the page you want. The pack earns its place when the humidifier is in steady service and the replacement is a calendar item rather than a repair. Pad changes are the predictable part of that calendar, and how often a wine cooling system should be serviced sets out the intervals around them.
Wine Guardian lists a single drip pad product with a pack count of one pad or four pads, so the pad specification is identical to the single pad and only the quantity changes. Wine Guardian publishes one weight and one carton size across both pack counts, so those two figures are not attributed to the four-pack here; confirm shipping weight with Wine Guardian if it matters to you.
The pack fits whatever the single pad fits, because it is the same pad. That covers all four humidifier models sold here: the standalone 99H0185-21 freestanding humidifier, the 99H0174-21 freestanding humidifier powered by the cooling unit, the integrated 99H0173-20 and the integrated 99H0173-30.
One exclusion travels with every humidifier part: Wine Guardian states the TTW Classic line is not compatible with humidifiers, so a cellar running a Classic model from the through-the-wall cooling units has no humidifier for this part to serve. Confirm the part number against the data plate on your humidifier and Wine Guardian's own parts list before ordering, and have any service work carried out by a licensed HVAC professional or qualified contractor working from Wine Guardian's official documentation.
Comparing the humidifiers themselves? See Wine Cellar Humidifiers, or browse Parts and Accessories.
Maintenance wording for each humidifier is in the documents on Wine Guardian manuals and spec sheets.
Pads are the item that runs out; the rest of the humidifier wears instead. The single drip pad 54H0010-02 covers a one-time change, the humidifier rebuild kit 94H0047-00 brings the fan, solenoid valve and a pad together, and the humidifier solenoid valve 94H0013-00 is the water inlet part sold on its own.
Send the model and serial number from your humidifier's data plate and our team will check the part number against Wine Guardian's parts list. Final fit, the water and drain connections and any service work should be confirmed with Wine Guardian's official documentation and a licensed HVAC professional or qualified contractor.
