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2080RP RH Meter with input for Thermocouple

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Hand held humidity meter for measuring RH, dewpoint and ambient temperature. For additional temperature measurement a K type thermocouple input is also provided.

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The 2080RP relative humidity meter is battery powered and the internal components are protected from the outside environment to a rating of IP67.

Instrument functions include the ability to log data and if supplied with the digital interface kit up to 250 readings can be uploaded to a computer for future analysis and printing of reports.

An optional calibration check vessel can be specified for performing re-calibration of the humidity probe and RH capsules for generating 35%, 50% and 80% relative humidity are also available.

Technical Summary

Humidity Range: 0 to 100% RH (non-condensing)

Humidity Accuracy: 1.5% RH at 23 Deg C (73 Deg F)

Temperature Measurement (RTD in RH probe): -40 to +85 DegC (-14 to +185 DegF)

Temperature Accuracy (RTD in RH probe): ±0.3 DegC

Display: LCD with backlight, 31/2 digit resolution

Measured Readings: % RH, ambient temperature in DegC or DegF

Power Supply: 2 x AA batteries (not included)

Environmental Protection: IP67

Weight: 180 g

Dimensions: 155 x 67 x 40 mm

Delivery Time

2-3 weeks plus dispatch time

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All prices are exclusive of any applicable VAT and delivery charges

�392.50

Protective rubber boot cover:
Magnetic attachment kit for protective boot :	(+�7.00)
RS232 interface & cable :	(+�76.50)
Digilog software for Windows :	(+�10.50)
Carry Case :	(+�32.00)
Calibration Check Vessel for RH Instrument and Probe :	(+�102.50)
35% RH Calibration Capsules (5 pack) :	(+�54.00)
50% RH Calibration Capsules (5 pack) :	(+�54.00)
80% RH Calibration Capsules (5 pack) :	(+�54.00)
General Purpose Thermocouple Probe (1000 degC max):
Exposed Junction Thermocouple Bare Wire (250 degC Max):
Pipe Velcro Strap Thermocouple Probe (100 degC max):
Probe Plug for Type K Thermocouples:
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