Hygro-Thermometer Pen - Displays Humidity and Air Temperature - (RHT02)

The Triplett Model RHT02 Hygro-Thermometer Pen simultaneously displays Humidity and Air Temperature and is ideal for field applications including building inspection, water restoration, greenhouses, warehouses, museums, libraries, offices, and storage areas. It features °F/°C switchable readout, Min/Max mode for recalling the highest and lowest readings, Data Hold freezes the display for easy viewing, and Auto power off with disable to conserve battery life, and a built-in Humidity calibration procedure using optional calibration solutions. Includes a CR2032 battery. 1 year warranty.

RHT02-NIST Comes with Certificate of traceability to NIST Standards 
Please add 11 business days lead-time for the NIST calibration process

CATEGORY: HYGRO-THERMOMETERS

• Dual display simultaneously displays Humidity and Air
  Temperature, or Wet Bulb, or Dew Point
• °F/°C switchable
• Data Hold freezes the reading on the display
• Min/Max records the highest and lowest readings
• Auto power off with disable
• Built-in Humidity calibration using optional calibration solutions
• 1 year warranty

Datasheet

User Manual

• Q: What is an air temperature thermometer?
  A: An air temperature thermometer is a device used to measure the temperature of the surrounding air. It is a handheld instrument that provides accurate temperature readings, making it valuable in weather monitoring, HVAC systems, and environmental assessments.

• Q: How does an air temperature thermometer work?
  A: Air temperature thermometers typically use a temperature sensor like a thermocouple or thermistor to detect temperature changes. The sensor measures heat energy from the air, which is then converted into an electrical signal displayed as a temperature reading on the thermometer's screen.

• Q: Are air temperature thermometers suitable for indoor and outdoor use?
  A: Yes, air temperature thermometers are designed for indoor and outdoor use. They can withstand varying conditions and some have protective casings for outdoor durability.

• Q: What are the different types of air temperature thermometers available?
  A: There are various types, including digital, infrared, and analog (mercury or alcohol-based) thermometers, each with specific advantages and applications.

• Q: Are air temperature thermometers easy to use?
  A: Yes, they are user-friendly with clear digital displays. Many offer additional features like memory functions and unit conversion (e.g., Celsius to Fahrenheit).

• Q: Can air temperature thermometers measure other factors?
  A: While they measure air temperature, advanced models may include sensors for humidity or dew point, providing more comprehensive environmental data.

• Q: Can air temperature thermometers be used medically?
  A: They aren't typically used for medical purposes. They can contribute to indoor comfort and environmental assessments, but specialized medical thermometers are best for accurate body temperature measurements.

• Q: Do air temperature thermometers require calibration?
  A: Some types and models may need periodic calibration to maintain accuracy. Follow the manufacturer's guidelines for reliable readings.

• Q: Are air temperature thermometers suitable for professional use?
  A: Yes, they're widely used in meteorology, HVAC servicing, environmental monitoring, and research. They're valued for accuracy, portability, and ease of use.

• Q: Can I use an air temperature thermometer for food temperature measurements?
  A: They aren't ideal for food temperature measurements, especially for cooked or perishable foods. For food safety, use thermometers designed for internal food temperature measurements.