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Humidity/temperature transmitters

-- Control Engineering, 3/1/2002

Thompson Ridge, NY - Model IN-HWD is a microprocessor-based humidity converter that is intended for use in difficult humidity locations. The device uses its proprietary electronics to calculate humidity and output an accurate 4-20mA dc output for humidity and one for temperature. The humidity output is accurate to 1.0 % for humidity and 0.1% for temperature. The device is designed to operate in harsh environments where high temperatures or chemical atmospheres that damage standard sensing elements exist.

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