Description
Hygrometer testo 608-H1 is a compact thermo-hygrometer for monitoring relative humidity and temperature in laboratory and technical environments. It covers a humidity range of 10–95 % RH and a temperature range of 0–50 °C, making it suitable for climate checks in storage rooms, preparation areas and general lab spaces where stable ambient conditions matter. Continuous display of humidity and temperature supports routine quality control, documentation of room climate and quick verification before sensitive work. The instrument is supplied as a single unit with a net weight of 0,250 kg, so it can be placed permanently on a shelf or bench without occupying much space. In measuring-instrument setups for humidity, mini thermo-hygrometers of this type are commonly used to watch trends rather than only spot-check values. The testo 608-H1 from manufacturer Testo fits laboratories, clean-adjacent zones and environmental monitoring points that need a simple, dedicated humidity and temperature readout. Clear operating ranges help users match the device to typical indoor laboratory climates. Use it wherever reliable indication of ambient RH and temperature supports process consistency, sample integrity and workplace climate awareness.
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Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: thermo-hygrometer
- Model: testo 608-H1
- Humidity range: 10–95 % RH
- Temperature range: 0–50 °C
- EAN: 4029547000324
- Technical Information Sheet:
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