The Honeywell HC26A1008 humidifier pad (water panel) for use with:
HE360 and HE260 Honeywell humidifiers.  

HC26A1008 water panel dimensions: 13" x 10" x 1-1/2" 
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Dry air, soar throat, itchy nose?  Is it time to replace your Honeywell humidifier pad?  Proper humidification improves air quality, prevents dryness in your home and has many health benefits.  A clean humidifier pad is one of the most important components of an effective and efficient humidification system.  So it is essential to make sure that you are changing your pad routinely.  During the humidification process the humidifier pad is coated with water.  Over time calcium deposits crystalize on the pad breaking down the pad and blocking air flow.  The time it takes for this to happen depends on your water condition and the run time of your humidifier.   It is important to monitor your pad condition throughout the humidification season for your home.  A good practice is to start with a new pad when you turn your humidifier on.  When the humidification season is over it is a good idea to clean out the humidifier including the frame, water distribution tray and drain.  Please remember not to throw any of the components away except the humidifier pad itself.   Then install a new pad so that you will be ready for the following season.  If you live in an area where you use your Honeywell humidifier year round or for very long periods a good rule of thumb is to replace the pad approximately every three months.  

Replacement: For the best performance we recommend that the pad be replaced at least once a year, usually prior to the start of the heating season.  If you have especially hard water or use your humidifier for extended periods of time (colder climates with extended heating seasons) it may be necesarry to replace the pad more often.  When the pad has reached its life cycle the coating will start to crumble off or excessive calcium deposits (usually due to hard water) will form.  It is important to avoid using pads in this condition as it can seriously inhibit the performance of your humidifier.

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