New features enhance humidity sensors

Edited by the Engineeringtalk editorial team Sep 18, 2003

With a new enclosure and a new transmitter ACI has created a humidity line it claims is truly reliable, user friendly and cost competitive.

Automation Components (ACI) has added a new enclosure for duct and outside RH applications.

With a new enclosure and a new transmitter ACI has created a humidity line it claims is truly reliable, user friendly and cost competitive.

A new weather tight enclosure will include the humidity transmitter in the cover to ease installation and prevent any damage when conduit knockouts are needed.

ACI can provide temperature outputs if needed.

These outputs options include a thermistor, RTD, or temperature transmitter with current or voltage output.

For protection, ACI will include a stainless-steel probe for the actual humidity sensor.

The new features to the humidity transmitter for duct, outside, and room configurations will enhance validation applications.

New features comprise: DIP switches for field calibration; the DIP switches also allow the user to set the relative humidity sensor to its original calibration; and DIP switches allow user to test output at 0, 50 and 100%.

A third party has tested and validated ACI's new line of humidity sensors.

A copy of this report is available for review.