Relative humidity and temperature sensor
for integrationPt100analog

Relative humidity and temperature sensor - JRI - for integration / Pt100 / analog
Relative humidity and temperature sensor - JRI - for integration / Pt100 / analog
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Characteristics

Type
relative
Mounting
for integration
Technology
Pt100
Output
analog, voltage output
Protection level
IP65
Other characteristics
with data logger
Applications
for industrial applications, for climatic test chambers, for high-temperature applications
Measuring range (%)

Max.: 100 %

Min.: 0 %

Measuring range (temperature)

Max.: 200 °C
(392 °F)

Min.: -100 °C
(-148 °F)

Working temperature

Max.: 200 °C
(392 °F)

Min.: -100 °C
(-148 °F)

Description

Description
This precision sensor is specifically designed for demanding industrial applications. It provides reliable, continuous measurement of temperature and humidity directly inside enclosures (climatic chambers, industrial processes, high-temperature environments).

Main features
  • Engineered for harsh industrial environments and high temperatures.
  • Continuous, reliable measurement of temperature and humidity when placed directly in the enclosure.
  • Compatible with data loggers (e.g. Nano SPY U, LoRa SPY U) for integration and centralized recording.

Typical applications
  • Industrial production
  • Climatic chambers and environmental cabinets
  • Drying processes

Technical characteristics / specifications
  • Measurement range: -100 to +200 °C; 0–100% RH
  • Assigned operating conditions: -100 to 200 °C
  • Power supply: 3.3 V ±0.1 V (230 VAC power adapter supplied)
  • Output: 2x 0–1 VDC
  • Dimensions: Ø15 x 100 mm
  • Temperature sensor: PT100 class A
  • Filter: Nickel-plated brass filter
  • Weight: 230 g (sensor only)
  • Connector protection rating: IP65
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