Industrial humidity and temperature monitoring

Industrial humidity monitoring

Industrial humidity and temperature monitoring

Humidity and temperature sensors, probes and transmitters for production processes, ducts, clean rooms, climate rooms and technical systems.

Continuous monitoringSensors and transmitters
On-site checksPortable instruments

Why humidity and temperature monitoring matters

Industrial humidity monitoring depends on the medium, measurement range, mounting method and output signal. Stability, calibration, service access and control-system compatibility are as important as accuracy.

Where sensors are used

The medium, measurement point and signal requirements define the probe and transmitter configuration.

Industrial humidity probe installed in an air duct

Duct installation

Use a probe in ventilation ducts and climate equipment.

Portable humidity verification in an industrial technical room

Service verification

Inspect selected points with a portable meter during setup and maintenance.

01

Production area

Monitor conditions that affect processes and product quality.

Selection focusHumidity range, temperature and air velocity
02

Technical room

Send humidity and temperature data to PLC, SCADA or BMS.

Selection focusInstallation point, output signal and power
03

Demanding conditions

Select construction for dust, condensation, vapors, pressure or hazardous areas.

Selection focusProbe material, protection and site approvals

How to choose an industrial sensor

Match the measurement point, mounting, accuracy and interface to the process conditions.

01

Measurement point

Air, process gas, chamber, warehouse or ventilation duct.

02

Installation

Wall mount, probe, duct mount, cable, power supply and service access.

03

Signal and accuracy

Humidity range, temperature range, required accuracy and output format.

04

Documentation

Calibration, certificates, manuals and delivery requirements.

What to specify in your request

  • Measured medium
  • Temperature range
  • Humidity range
  • Required accuracy
  • Mounting conditions
  • Output signal
  • Quantity
  • Certificate or documentation needs

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between a humidity sensor and a humidity transmitter?

A sensor measures humidity. A transmitter conditions the measured signal and sends it to a control or monitoring system through an analog or digital output.

Which sensor is suitable for an air duct?

Duct applications usually need a probe with suitable insertion length, temperature range, stability and a mounting method that allows maintenance.

Can one instrument measure temperature and humidity?

Yes. Many industrial sensors measure both temperature and relative humidity, and the data can also be used for calculated humidity parameters.

What data is needed for model selection?

Specify the medium, temperature and humidity range, required accuracy, mounting method, output signal and operating conditions.

Need a sensor for your process conditions?

We will match the medium, mounting, range, accuracy and output with suitable models, then quote international supply from China, with delivery and customs responsibilities agreed for the destination country.

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