Highlights
Works with essential oils as an aroma diffuser
Sleep Support light promote sleep
Optional colour-changing light
Increases air moisture for easier breathing and a good night’s sleep
Can be used for coughs, colds, itchy eyes, dry scratchy throats and congestion
Top fill 1.9 litre tank easily fits under most bathroom sinks
Runs whisper quiet up to 15 hours on the lowest setting
Effectively humidifies small & medium rooms
Auto-Off function activates when water tank is empty
More energy efficient than a household light bulb – up to 20W
Does not require a filter
FDA Registered, BPA Free
1 year warranty
Details
The Crane 3-in-1 Cool Mist Humidifier is the perfect addition to your night time routine.
Perfect size for small to medium rooms with a sleek design that blends with most aesthetics, it features a 1.9 L top fill tank for easy refilling but will run up to 15 continuous hours.
Coughs, dry tickly throats, congestion and colds can disrupt a baby’s sleep. A whisper quiet, cool mist Crane Ultrasonic Humidifier increases air moisture for easier breathing and a good night’s sleep. The NZ Ministry of Health also recommends using a humidifier to increase moisture in the air as a form of self-care when you have a cold.
Many parents choose to include a Crane ultrasonic humidifier as part of their winter wellness kit. The cool mist increases the moisture in the air and can be used for dry coughs, colds, dry tickly throats and nasal congestion. Include a Crane ultrasonic cool mist humidifier in your family’s cough and cold kit.
Night Light
The nightlight function is optional, it has a separate switch to the humidifier on/off switch. You can have it on rotating colours, pick a single colour or have it turned off.
Please note: the power indication light doesn’t completely switch off, it will turn on bright and then dim after some time.
Sleep Support Light Function:
Turn the Sleep Support Light Function which projects a warm yellow light which slowly dims over to hours to help support falling asleep and conserve energy.
Vapor Pad Tray
Unlike traditional Crane Humidifiers, this new model with a ‘diffuser’ function has a water tank which is resistant to oil damage, therefore not only is there a vapor pad tray but you can also place essential oils directly into the tank.
Please note: we do not recommend use of essential oils before the age of 3 years.
FAQ
Why should I use a Humidifier?
The real question is why shouldn’t you? Humidifiers increase moisture in the air that can otherwise be removed by other external factors such as air conditioners and heaters. Having the right balance of moisture in the air can be used for coughs, dry tickly throats, congestion and colds.
Is This Suitable for Babies and Toddlers?
Yes, this unit is designed for use with your baby or toddler. The cool mist technology makes it safe to have in the home, unlike hot steam vapourisers which can be a burns hazard.
Humidifier or Vapouriser?
Humidifier is the name in the US for what is usually called a Vapouriser (sometimes spelled as vapourizer or vaporiser) in NZ and Australia. It is important to note that Crane 3 in 1, Cool Mist, and 4 in 1 Humidifier/Vapourisers are Cool Mist Ultrasonic Vapourisers, not to be confused with warm mist or steam vapourisers. We use the terms Humidifier and Vapouriser interchangeably when referring to Crane products.
Which is Better: Warm Mist or Cool Mist?
The major difference is that a Warm Mist Humidifier is heating the water to produce steam vapour. Cool Mist Humidifiers use an Ultrasonic Nebulizer that vibrates at a very high frequency to produce an extra fine water mist. When it comes to humidifying a room, there is not much of a difference between the two types – both are equally effective. However, paediatricians and parents alike recommend Cool Mist Humidifiers for babies and children because there is no heating element, which could be a safety risk for a child. Cool Mist Humidifiers can also save money on energy costs.
Can I use Essential Oils with my Crane 3-in1 Cool Mist Humidifier and Diffuser?
Yes. Unlike traditional Crane Humidifiers, this new model with ‘diffuser’ function has a water tank which is resistant to oil damage.
A Humidifier Is a Common Baby Registry Item. Why Does My Baby Need One?
Newborns are Obligate Nasal Breathers, meaning that they can only breathe in through their nose for the first 4-6 months of their lives. Their nostrils are so small that even the tiniest clog can make everything from feeding to sleeping difficult and frustrating. Perhaps more importantly, the American Academy of Paediatrics advises against using over-the-counter cold medication for children under the age of 6. A whisper quiet, Crane Humidifier increases moisture in the air for easier breathing.
What is the Best Way to Clean My Crane Humidifier?
It’s simple. Regular cleaning will keep your humidifier running smoother, for longer. We highly recommend emptying the water tank and basin after each use and disinfecting them at least once a week with water and a few capfuls of white vinegar. Please check the manual for further instructions.
Do I Need a Filter to Run My Crane Humidifier?
Nope. We’re all about simple, clean design, so our humidifiers work perfectly without a filter. In some cases, such as when using bore water, you could notice a fine white mineral dust collecting near your Crane. If so you can switch to distilled water to lower the dust-building mineral content. Crane Demineralization Filters will remove these excess minerals, so your air (and your home) stays clean.
I can see a slight ‘mist leak’ around the bottom of the water tank. Should I be worried?
No you should not be worried. It is normal that humidifiers may have mist leaking through the gap between the water tank and humidifier base when it is operated new or after stopping use for a long time. The leaking will stop when water condensation around the edge is formed and fills up the gap.
This slight mist leak does not cause any safety risk near the power cord, as the humidifier works at a low voltage supplied from the external power adapter.
Is too much humidity a thing?
Yes. To reduce excessive humidity (especially in a smaller room) we always suggest to leave the door slightly ajar to increase air circulation in the room. You can also easily adjust the mist intensity to a lower output setting. If you see the mist going up and straight down, this is a key indicator that the mist setting is too high for the humidity level in the room.
