Humidity Products

Why Humidity Control Matters

Measuring relative humidity is vital across food processing, pharmaceutical storage, HVAC climate control, semiconductor cleanrooms, paper manufacturing, and museum conservation. Proper humidity control prevents fungal growth, structural corrosion, product degradation, static electricity build-up, and condensation damage, ensuring strict compliance with health, safety, and quality standards.

Humidity Measurement Technology

Relative humidity meters, or hygrometers, are specialised instruments designed to quantify the amount of water vapour present in air or process gas relative to the maximum moisture amount the gas can hold at a given temperature. Relative humidity measurement relies heavily on advanced electronic sensor technologies.

Capacitive polymer humidity sensors are widely used due to their durability and linear response; they feature a dielectric polymer layer sandwiched between two conductive electrodes that changes capacitance as ambient moisture is absorbed.

Resistive humidity sensors measure changes in electrical impedance within a hygroscopic medium as moisture levels shift. For critical high-precision applications and laboratory calibration standards, chilled mirror hygrometers directly measure dew point by cooling a reflective mirror surface until condensation forms, detected via optical sensors.

Advanced dew point transmitters and microprocessor-driven thermohygrometers combine humidity sensors with precision temperature sensors to deliver reliable humidity readings across industrial environments.

Selection of Hygrometer and Humidity Meters and Products