Wall-Mounted RH Sensor and RH/Temperature Sensor
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Overview
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Specifications
GeneralInput Power | 12VDC | |
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Relative Humidity (RH) | ||
Sensing | Digitally profiled | |
Element | capacitive | |
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RH Accuracy | ±3% RH over the range | |
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Stability | <0.5% RH per year | |
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Scaling | ||
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Temperature |
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Temperature | ±0.4°F from 32°F to 140°F | |
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Analog Out | Resistive, | |
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Choosing a Mounting Location
Mount the sensor indoors in a central location within the zone to be measured, away from doors, windows, vents, heaters, and outside walls that could affect temperature readings. The sensor should be at least four feet from the floor, and no higher than necessary to prevent tampering.
Mounting
1.Insert a screwdriver into the gap in the plastic on the bottom side of the sensor enclosure, and pry the front part of the enclosure away from the rear mounting plate. Pull the front away from the mounting plate until the top separates from the mounting plate.
2.Remove the punch outs above the wiring connectors so that the sensor cables can be run into the sensor enclosure (see Figure 1).
3.Use the
4.If necessary, drill or cut a hole in the wall to allow the sensor cable to be run through the wall into the sensor’s terminal block.
Figure 1 - RH/Temp Sensor Back Plate
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