A high accuracy combined unit to measure humidity and air temperature with wet bulb and dewpoint temperatures. Ideal for a wide range of industrial and laboratory applications and suitable for single handed operation.
Features include;
-30 to +100°C in 0.1°C intervals
0 to 100% relative humidity in 0.1% intervals
Displays temperature in °C or °F
Dew point and wet bulb temperatures displayed at the touch of a button
Sampling rate of 2.5 samples per second
43mm LCD dual display with backlight
Connected probe with 1.8m coiled cable
Probe mounting clip allows single-handed use
Data hold freezes the displayed measurements
Min/Max memory for both temperature and humidity
Low battery indicator
Auto power-off - adjustable from between 1 and 120 minutes, or can be user disabled for continuous operation
Impact-resistant ABS case with rubber boot and flip-out desk stand
Supplied with carry bag & strap, rubber boot and battery
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Dew Point is the temperature at which the moisture content of the air will be too great to be held as vapour, and condensation or dew will begin to form. Air can hold a certain amount of water vapour, but if the air is cooled to a lower temperature the amount of water vapour it can hold is reduced. When the air is cooled down to the dew point temperature, condensation will begin to form as t...
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