Philips 2000 Series humidifier HU2510 for rooms up to 31 m²
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Philips 2000 Series humidifier HU2510 for rooms up to 31 m²
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When the radiators dry out the air
In winter, indoor humidity can drop to 20–30 %. You notice it in static in your jumper, dry houseplants and air that feels harsh. HU2510 is made for a bedroom, child's room or home office: put it on a table or the floor, fill it and let it work.
Fill it straight under the tap
Lift off the top and fill the 2-litre tank. With a full tank it runs up to 10.5 hours on low speed according to Philips, and it switches itself off when the water runs out – a light shows when it's time to refill.
Evaporation instead of mist
The water is soaked up by a filter and the fan blows room air through it. The moisture evaporates naturally and isn't visible. According to Philips' tests there are no wet patches and no white dust around the unit, and the water is never heated.
| HU2510 | Basic ultrasonic humidifier | |
|---|---|---|
| Raises the humidity in a bedroom | ✓ | ✓ |
| No visible mist on the furniture | ✓ | ✕ |
| Switches off when the tank is empty | ✓ | ✓ |
| App and humidity sensor | ✕ | ✕ |
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Product FAQ
How big a room can it handle?
Philips states rooms up to 31 m². In a large open-plan living room it won't raise the humidity as much – there the 5000 Series or a 2-in-1 purifier is a better fit.
Does it have a humidity sensor or app?
No. HU2510 is controlled with a button and two speeds. If you want it to hold a set level by itself or control it from your phone, look at the 4000 or 5000 Series.
What humidity should I aim for?
Indoors, 40–60 % relative humidity usually feels comfortable. With the radiators on in winter, indoor air can drop to 20–30 %. Set the level you want and let the humidity sensor do the work – above 60 % is rarely needed and can cause condensation on cold windows.
Does it get hot? Is it safe in a child's room?
No, it doesn't heat the water – moisture evaporates naturally from a wet filter, so there is no hot steam to get burned by. Still, place it steadily where children can't tip it over or pull the cord, and don't let children play with the appliance or the water.
How often do I change the filter?
Philips states up to 6 months, depending on how much you use it and how hard your water is. The replacement filter is called FY1190. A filter that turns yellowish is normal – those are minerals from the water.
How do I clean it?
Empty the water and let the parts dry when you're not using it. Clean the tank and filter about once a week as the manual describes – with water and a soft brush, and descale when needed. Never leave old water standing for days.
How fast will it arrive, and can I change my mind?
Delivery options and times are on our Delivery page. You have a 14-day right of withdrawal and a 3-year right to complain – see the Returns page.
Description
A small, simple humidifier for the bedroom or home office when the radiators dry out the air in winter. Pour in two litres of water, pick a speed and let it run – it humidifies rooms up to 31 m² according to Philips.
HU2510 uses Philips NanoCloud technology: the water is soaked up by a filter and evaporates naturally, instead of being sprayed out as mist. So no vapour is visible, and according to Philips there is neither white dust nor wet patches around the unit. The water is not heated.
It has two fan speeds, the lower one quiet enough for the night (32 dB(A) according to Philips), and it switches off by itself when the tank is empty. You fill it by lifting off the top part – no small openings to fiddle with.
For you who want an uncomplicated humidifier without an app or display, for a bedroom, child's room or office.
Features
- Evaporative NanoCloud technology – no visible mist, no wet patches according to Philips
- For rooms up to 31 m², 190 ml/h according to Philips
- 2-litre water tank, up to 10.5 hours per fill
- Two speeds, 32 dB(A) on the lowest
- Switches off by itself when the water runs out
Specifications
| Brand and model | Philips 2000 Series HU2510/10 |
|---|---|
| Technology | Evaporative humidification (NanoCloud), water not heated |
| Colour | White |
| Water tank | 2 l |
| Humidification | 190 ml/h (according to Philips) |
| Room size | Up to 31 m² (according to Philips) |
| Run time per fill | Up to 10.5 hours |
| Noise level | 32–45 dB(A) |
| Power | 11 W, standby under 0.5 W |
| Controls | Button, two fan speeds |
| Safety | Automatic switch-off when the tank is empty |
| Filter | Humidification filter, replaced after up to 6 months (FY1190) |
| Dimensions | 18.4 × 18.4 × 32.4 cm |
| Weight | 1.7 kg |
| Cord length | 1.2 m |
| In the box | Humidifier with humidification filter |
| Manufacturer's warranty | 2 years (Philips) |
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