Benefits
An optimal humidity level between 40% and 60% protects the mucous membranes of the vocal apparatus and thus prevents hoarseness, coughing and loss of voice.
Fewer vocal problems
Controlled humidity protects the voice from hoarseness and inflammation.
Improved performance
Consistent voice quality and call quality enhance performance.
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Dry air strains the throat and larynx
To maintain good voice function and prevent voice disorders, it is therefore necessary to keep the mucous membranes sufficiently moisturised. For activities involving intensive voice strain – for example, lecturers or singers, in call centres or in customer service – a minimum air humidity of 40% is recommended.

Humidity protects the voice

Humidity improves voice performance


Larynx
Vocal folds
Glottis
Vocal cords
Vocal problems are beneficial in many industries and applications
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Frequently asked questions
How does humidity affect the voice?
What is the ideal humidity level for a healthy voice?
What voice problems arise when the air is too dry?
Why is humidity important for professions that involve a lot of talking?
Why is humidity important for theatres and opera houses?
How can I protect my voice from dry air?
If you want to explore your options for humidity control, Condair's expert sales engineers will visit your site, review your project and talk you through their recommendations.
Alternatively, if you would prefer a call or online meeting, our team are always happy to discuss possible solutions and offer free technical advice.
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