Vaisala HMP60 Humidity and Temperature Sensor
Description
The Vaisala HMP60 humidity and temperature sensor is a simple and cost-effective sensor for remote data logging applications.
Features
- Uses interchangeable Vaisala INTERCAP sensor
- No recalibration needed after sensor replacement
- M8 cable connector for integration with Vaisala or other compatible M8 series cables
Details
The sensor includes two voltage outputs for temperature and relative humidity in ranges of 0-1, 0-2.5, or 0-5 VDC. An M8 cable connection is available in 0.3m and 3m lengths. Alternatively, the sensor can be integrated with other compatible M8 series cables.
The sensor is designed for extreme conditions. The aluminum body is classified as IP65, and the sensor is protected by a membrane filter and a plastic grid. The INTERCAP sensor is interchangeable in the field - no recalibration is required.
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HMP60A12A0A1B0 | HMP60 humidity and temperature sensor, 0-1 VDC output | Usually ships in 1-2 weeks | |||
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HMP60B12A0A1B0 | HMP60 humidity and temperature sensor, 0-2.5 VDC output |
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HMP60C12A0A1B0 | HMP60 humidity and temperature sensor, 0-5 VDC output |
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HMP50Z032 | HMP sensor cable with M8 connector, 0.3m | In Stock | |||
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HMP50Z30A | HMP sensor cable with M8 connector, 3m | Usually ships in 1-2 weeks | |||
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219690 | HMP USB serial interface cable, HMP60 & HMP110 | In Stock | |||
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41003 | Radiation shield, includes universal adapter for sensors up to 16mm diameter |
$146.00
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15778HM | Replacement INTERCAP sensor | In Stock | |||
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INTERCAPSET-10PCS | Replacement INTERCAP sensor, 10 pcs | Usually ships in 1-2 weeks | |||
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What's the difference between the HMP60 and HMP110?
The HMP60 is a humidity probe and requires no calibration, even after replacing the sensor. It has a measurement range of 0-100 %RH; -40-+60°C. The HMP110 is a humidity transmitter that does require calibration after replacing the sensor. The HMP110 has a greater measurement range of 0-100 %RH; -40-+80°C and is slightly more accurate than the HMP60.
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What is the INTERCAP Sensor?
The Vaisala INTERCAP sensor is interchangeable. No recalibration is required. The old sensor can simply be removed and replaced with the new sensor, even in the field.
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