Humidity

The calibratable HYGRASGARD® VFF / VFTF humidity and temperature transmitter measures the relative humidity and temperature of air. It converts the measurands of humidity and temperature into a standard signal of 0-10 V or 4...20 mA, and is available with/without an optional display. The sensor device supports four switchable temperature ranges. Relative humidity (in % r.H.) is the quotient of water vapour partial pressure divided by the saturation vapour pressure at the respective gas temperature.

The measuring transducer provides precise detection of temperature and humidity. A digital, long-term stable sensor is used as a measuring element for humidity and temperature.

The calibratable HYGRASGARD® VFF / VFTF humidity and temperature transmitter measures the relative humidity and temperature of air. It converts the measurands of humidity and temperature into a standard signal of 0-10 V or 4...20 mA, and is available with/without an optional display. The sensor device supports four switchable temperature ranges. Relative humidity (in % r.H.) is the quotient of water vapour partial pressure divided by the saturation vapour pressure at the respective gas temperature.

The measuring transducer provides precise detection of temperature and humidity. A digital, long-term stable sensor is used as a measuring element for humidity and temperature.

The calibratable HYGRASGARD® VFF / VFTF humidity and temperature transmitter measures the relative humidity and temperature of air. It converts the measurands of humidity and temperature into a standard signal of 0-10 V or 4...20 mA, and is available with/without an optional display. The sensor device supports four switchable temperature ranges. Relative humidity (in % r.H.) is the quotient of water vapour partial pressure divided by the saturation vapour pressure at the respective gas temperature.

The measuring transducer provides precise detection of temperature and humidity. A digital, long-term stable sensor is used as a measuring element for humidity and temperature.