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High-precision humidity/temperature probe, digital, with Bluetooth® measures relative humidity and air temperature when used with a compatible testo multifunction measuring instrument ordered separately; wet-bulb temperature, dew point and absolute humidity are calculated in the meter. The probe carries a high-precision, long-term stable humidity sensor that measures air humidity with an accuracy of ± (0,6 %RH + 0,7 % of measured value) between 0 and 90 %RH and is traceable to international standards such as ILAC, PTB and NIST. Measured values are transmitted by Bluetooth® over distances up to 20 m; a button on the probe stores individual readings directly in the instrument. The clearly structured long-term measurement menu supports intuitive entry of measuring time and cycle so that value trends can be recorded and evaluated. A universal handle connects to interchangeable probe heads, reducing equipment needs; a cable handle is available where Bluetooth® is not permitted. The 12 mm probe head suits ventilation ducts, while the wide range 0–100 %RH and −20 to +70 °C covers storage, cold rooms, workplaces, cleanrooms and laboratory climate-cabinet checks. Only the probe head needs calibration, so the meter remains in use. Net weight 0,5 kg; supplied as 1 pc from manufacturer Testo.
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