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Which aspect does not pertain to the comfort of occupants when utilizing humidification systems?

Prevention of allergies

Increasing room temperature

The aspect that does not pertain to the comfort of occupants when utilizing humidification systems is increasing room temperature. Humidification systems are primarily designed to add moisture to the air, which can significantly impact comfort by maintaining proper humidity levels. Proper humidity levels contribute to better air quality, minimizing respiratory issues, and reducing the likelihood of allergies.

Adding moisture to the air can also help reduce static electricity, which is a common problem in dry indoor environments, particularly in winter months. However, the act of humidification itself does not directly raise the air temperature. While higher humidity can make a space feel warmer (due to the way humidity impacts thermal comfort), the primary function of a humidifier is to control humidity rather than temperature. Therefore, increasing room temperature is not a direct characteristic of humidification systems.

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Maintaining proper humidity levels

Reducing static electricity

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