Accurate moisture measurement

The innovative 6002 and 6102 therma-hygrometers from UK firm ETI offer accurate measurements of air temperature and humidity. The units are designed and manufactured in the UK and are said to be easy to use. Both the therma-hygrometers display humidity and temperature simultaneously and incorporate a
February 7, 2012 Read time: 1 min
The innovative 6002 and 6102 therma-hygrometers from UK firm 2366 ETI offer accurate measurements of air temperature and humidity. The units are designed and manufactured in the UK and are said to be easy to use. Both the therma-hygrometers display humidity and temperature simultaneously and incorporate a backlit display. There is an automatic display of both open circuit and low battery. The 6102 unit has an interchangeable probe that incorporates a 1m lead with a 6-pin Lumberg connector. If the probe needs replacing, the instrument will not require re-calibration as the probes are fully interchangeable.

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