Humidity is the measure of the concentration of water vapor present in the air. In meteorological and environmental quality contexts, this parameter is most often expressed as Relative Humidity, which is the percentage ratio between the actual amount of water vapor in the air and the maximum amount it can hold at a specific temperature and pressure. Humidity has a significant impact on human thermal comfort; excessively high levels can lead to a feeling of sultriness, while very low levels can cause skin dryness and respiratory issues. In industrial applications, controlling Humidity is crucial for preventing corrosion, ensuring product integrity (e.g., in pharmaceutical manufacturing), and maintaining optimal conditions in HVAC systems and data centers.
Humidity
Related Products for Humidity
View AllAQMS Portable - SpiderVay Mini
Complete multi-parameter detection. This device is capable of monitoring PM2.5, SO₂, and NO₂
High accuracy. Electrochemical sensors and laser scattering provide precise and stable results
Online Dust Monitor
Combines monitoring core + display screen into one unit (no external LED required).
Door-mounted display shows real-time data, reducing costs and complexity.