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Humidity and Temperature Transmitter
Humidity and Temperature Transmitter
Humidity and Temperature Transmitter
Humidity and Temperature Transmitter

Wall-Mount Humidity and Temperature Transmitter with Display

₹3,000.00 - ₹4,500.00
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Wall-mount temperature and humidity transmitter for reliable indoor environmental monitoring in warehouses, communication rooms, and automation systems. Measures 0–100% RH and 0–100°C and provides a stable 4–20 mA output for PLC/BMS/DCS/SCADA integration. Operates on 10–30V DC with isolated power and signal circuits for safe, noise-resistant performance.
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A. Product overview

The Temperature & Humidity Transmitter is a compact, wall-mount monitoring device designed to measure ambient relative humidity (0–100% RH) and temperature (0–100°C) in industrial and commercial indoor environments. It provides a stable 4–20 mA output signal for easy integration with PLCs, BMS/building automation systems, DCS/SCADA, data loggers, and panel indicators. With complete isolation between input power, temperature unit, and signal output, it is built for reliable operation in automation applications such as communication rooms and warehouses where stable monitoring is required.


B. Working principle

  1. Sensing: The internal sensing elements continuously detect humidity and temperature in the surrounding air.

  2. Signal conditioning: The transmitter processes the raw sensor signals, applies scaling and linearization, and ensures measurement stability.

  3. Electrical isolation: The power input and output signal circuits are isolated to reduce interference, improve safety, and protect connected control systems.

  4. Output conversion: The measured values are converted into a standard 4–20 mA signal that can be transmitted over longer cable runs with good noise immunity and read by industrial controllers.


C. Why it is used

  • Continuous monitoring of temperature and humidity to maintain stable environmental conditions

  • Improved process control by feeding live data to automation systems (PLC/BMS/DCS/SCADA)

  • Safety and reliability in industrial installations due to isolated power and signal circuits

  • Better equipment protection and asset reliability in areas like communication rooms, server spaces, and control panels

  • Monitoring in warehouses and storage areas to help reduce moisture-related damage, corrosion, and quality issues


D. Suitable buyers

  • HVAC and building automation (BMS) system integrators

  • Industrial automation panel builders and PLC integrators

  • Facility management teams for warehouses, plants, and commercial buildings

  • Data center, server room, telecom, and communication room operators

  • OEMs needing ambient monitoring for machines, panels, or enclosures

  • Maintenance (MRO) teams responsible for environmental monitoring and compliance


FAQ

1. What is a temperature and humidity transmitter used for?
It measures ambient temperature and relative humidity and sends the readings as a standard signal to a controller or monitoring system for automation, alarms, and reporting.

2. What is the output signal of this transmitter?
It provides a 4–20 mA output signal, which is widely used in industrial automation and building management systems due to its noise immunity and long-distance transmission capability.

3. What are the measurement ranges?
Humidity: 0–100% RH
Temperature: 0–100°C

4. What is the accuracy of the transmitter?
Humidity accuracy is ±3% RH (default). Temperature accuracy is ±0.5°C (default).

5. What power supply is required?
It operates on 10–30V DC, making it suitable for typical 24V DC control panels.

6. Where can this transmitter be installed?
It is commonly installed in communication rooms, warehouses, and automation environments where continuous temperature and humidity monitoring is required.

7. Can it be connected to PLC, BMS, or SCADA systems?
Yes. The 4–20 mA output is compatible with PLC analog inputs, BMS controllers, DCS/SCADA systems, and data loggers.

8. What does “complete isolation” mean and why is it important?
Isolation means the input power and output signal circuits are electrically separated, improving safety, reducing electrical noise issues, and protecting connected automation equipment.

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