Instrumentation for Temperature and Humidity
Thermocouple thermometers, resistance thermometers, handheld thermometers and hygrometers, dew point meters, wind speed and temperature meters, light meters, RPM meters, pocket, special and more


Handheld Anemometers, Thermo/Hygrometers

1 & 2 Channel Thermocouple Temperature Meter

4 Channel Data Logger Thermocouple Type K Thermometer


Digital Stroboscope

0.04% Accuracy Multi-Channel Digital Thermocouple Thermometers

Handheld Contact and Noncontact Laser Tachometer


1 or 2 Channels Highly Accurate Thermometer


8 Channel Handheld Thermocouple Thermometer/Data Logger

1 or 2 Channels Thermocouple Thermometer


1 Channel High Accuracy Type K, J, T, Thermocouple Meter


4 Channel Handheld Data Logger Thermocouple Thermometer


iServer 2 - Dual Thermocouple Virtual Chart Recorder
Technical Learning

Measuring temperature and humidity in warehouses, etc.
Do you need to monitor temperature or humidity at different locations in your warehouse, production hall, archive or perhaps in a museum? Do you want to have an up-to-date overview of all measured locations in one place? Do you need to monitor temperature or humidity exceeding a specified range? Do you not want to interfere with the building structure by installing cabling and do you require reliability?
Then it is necessary to deploy a suitable measuring system that guarantees simple installation and reliable wireless connection of sensors. Our measuring system meets exactly these requirements...

Why measure relative humidity?
Relative humidity is often overlooked compared to temperature. When a room is too hot or too cold, the response is immediate. Adjust the thermostat, turn on a fan, or add heat. Humidity is different. It is less visible, harder to sense directly, and often addressed only after it causes a problem.
That does not make it less important. Relative humidity plays a measurable role in indoor air quality, process stability, and product integrity across a wide range of applications. Monitoring it allows operators to maintain controlled conditions rather than reacting to issues after they appear.

