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Wine Guardian Humidifier Drip Pads 54H0010-02
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The Wine Guardian humidifier drip pad, part 54H0010-02, is one replacement evaporative pad for a Wine Guardian wine cellar humidifier, and it is the wetted medium the humidifier draws air across to put moisture into a cellar. One order is one pad.
This is the part to order when the pad in the machine is being changed today and there is no reason to hold spares. Wine Guardian publishes the drip pad as universal to its freestanding and integrated humidifiers, and its 2026 parts list states that all Wine Guardian humidifiers are drip pad type. Wine Guardian also publishes it under two other names, water panel and filter pad, which is worth knowing if you are searching its documentation.
The drip pad is the one genuinely consumable item in the Wine Guardian parts catalogue. Wine Guardian recommends replacing it every six months, so an owner who buys one pad today is an owner who will buy another; the four-pack 94H0022-00 exists for that reason, and is the page to use once you know the replacement interval your water and run time actually produce.
Every figure above is a Wine Guardian published value taken from its own drip pad page. Wine Guardian publishes no separate pad service life, and pad condition depends on the water feeding the humidifier, which is why its quick start guide asks for a monthly look at the pad as well as the six month replacement recommendation. A pad change is one line in a wider owner routine, and a maintenance checklist covering every task, tool and interval sets out what else recurs on that schedule.
Wine Guardian publishes one drip pad for its whole humidifier range. 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. Cellars on ducted wine cellar cooling units are the other side of that split, where an integrated humidifier can mount at the equipment and this same pad serves it. 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.
Shopping the machine rather than the pad? See Wine Cellar Humidifiers, or browse Parts and Accessories.
Wine Guardian documentation for every humidifier is collected on Wine Guardian manuals and spec sheets.
A pad change is often not the only part in the order. Owners on a schedule take the four-pack 94H0022-00 instead of one pad, the humidifier rebuild kit 94H0047-00 bundles a pad with the humidifier's other wear parts, and the humidifier fan motor 31H0008-02 is the part behind the pad that moves cellar air across it.
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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The Wine Guardian humidifier drip pad, part 54H0010-02, is one replacement evaporative pad for a Wine Guardian wine cellar humidifier, and it is the wetted medium the humidifier draws air across to put moisture into a cellar. One order is one pad.
This is the part to order when the pad in the machine is being changed today and there is no reason to hold spares. Wine Guardian publishes the drip pad as universal to its freestanding and integrated humidifiers, and its 2026 parts list states that all Wine Guardian humidifiers are drip pad type. Wine Guardian also publishes it under two other names, water panel and filter pad, which is worth knowing if you are searching its documentation.
The drip pad is the one genuinely consumable item in the Wine Guardian parts catalogue. Wine Guardian recommends replacing it every six months, so an owner who buys one pad today is an owner who will buy another; the four-pack 94H0022-00 exists for that reason, and is the page to use once you know the replacement interval your water and run time actually produce.
Every figure above is a Wine Guardian published value taken from its own drip pad page. Wine Guardian publishes no separate pad service life, and pad condition depends on the water feeding the humidifier, which is why its quick start guide asks for a monthly look at the pad as well as the six month replacement recommendation. A pad change is one line in a wider owner routine, and a maintenance checklist covering every task, tool and interval sets out what else recurs on that schedule.
Wine Guardian publishes one drip pad for its whole humidifier range. 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. Cellars on ducted wine cellar cooling units are the other side of that split, where an integrated humidifier can mount at the equipment and this same pad serves it. 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.
Shopping the machine rather than the pad? See Wine Cellar Humidifiers, or browse Parts and Accessories.
Wine Guardian documentation for every humidifier is collected on Wine Guardian manuals and spec sheets.
A pad change is often not the only part in the order. Owners on a schedule take the four-pack 94H0022-00 instead of one pad, the humidifier rebuild kit 94H0047-00 bundles a pad with the humidifier's other wear parts, and the humidifier fan motor 31H0008-02 is the part behind the pad that moves cellar air across it.
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.
