Relative humidity indicator BLD1041
direct-readingintegrated

Relative humidity indicator - BLD1041  - Brownell Ltd - direct-reading / integrated
Relative humidity indicator - BLD1041  - Brownell Ltd - direct-reading / integrated
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Characteristics

Measured value
relative humidity
Display
direct-reading
Type
integrated

Description

Brownell manufactures a range of relative humidity indicators which provide a signal of the relative humidity ranging from 5% to 90% Rh (at 20°C). Relative humidity indicators can be used in conjunction with desiccators, desiccant bags and moisture adsorbers. Humidity indicators can also be used to monitor the relative humidity inside: cabinets, enclosures, flight cases, pipelines, packaging barriers and instrument cases. A distinctive colour change of blue to pink indicates the transition of the relative humidity from dry to wet. Relative humidity indicators are fully reversible when dried with a desiccant or placed in a dry environment. * Relative humidity ranging from 5%Rh to 90%Rh (at 20°C) * Distinctive colour change indication * Reversible and non-reversible option * Available in plastic or metal housings * Up to 10 Bar operating pressure * Thread or flange mounting * Temperature range from -40°C to +80°C * Multiple level reading * Desiccator mounting option * IP 69 rating (optional)

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