Description
Spatial temperature and humidity measurement with a 13-1 measuring-point layout delivers a structured map of chamber performance at one user-defined climate value pair. Thirteen temperature sensors and one humidity sensor are positioned so that temperature distribution across the usable volume and humidity at the centre can be assessed together. The procedure is carried out at a single temperature–humidity set point chosen by the user and concludes with a calibration certificate suitable for qualification files and audit trails. This configuration is intended for climate chambers, stability cabinets, and similar controlled environments where both thermal uniformity and central humidity must be documented. Manufacturer Binder supplies the service as a complete spatial measurement package including certificate. Pack size is one piece per calibration event. Country of origin is Germany, region Baden-Württemberg. Laboratories select the 13-1 scheme when multi-point temperature data plus a central humidity reading are required without extending the campaign to additional climate set points.
This article is part of Hygrometers & humidity meters, in Temperature measurement.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Service type: Spatial temperature and humidity measurement
- Measuring points: 13 temperature + 1 humidity
- Set point: 1 user-specified climate value pair
- Certificate: Included
- Country of origin: Germany
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