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Italian FOX pressure switch K53/K54/K55 pressure sensor

The measurement range of temperature and humidity sensors needs to be clearly defined when selecting. If the selection is improper and exceeds the measurement range, it is easy to damage the temperature and humidity sensor, resulting in measurement deviation. The measurement range of temperature sensors varies depending on the manufacturing process. The selection of measurement range for temperature and humidity sensors should be based on the specific usage conditions of the working conditions.

Accuracy of temperature and humidity sensors

Accuracy is an important indicator of temperature and humidity sensors. For every level of improvement in the accuracy of temperature and humidity sensors, the cost increases significantly. Users need to develop cost-effective options based on specific operating conditions. In most cases, if there is no precise temperature control method or the tested space is unsealed, an accuracy of ± 5% RH is sufficient. For local spaces that require precise control of constant temperature and humidity, or for situations where humidity changes need to be tracked and recorded at any time, humidity sensors with an accuracy of ± 3% RH or higher should be selected.