Extech 45158 Mini Thermo-Anemometer with Humidity
The Extech Mini Thermo-Anemometer with Humidity simultaneously displays air velocity and relative humidity.
Features
- Data hold to freeze most recent display
- Measure Dew Point from 32 ̊F to 122 ̊F
- Measures RH from 10% to 95%
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The Extech Mini Thermo-Anemometer with Humidity measures air velocity, temperature, and windchill with displays of temperature, relative humidity, and dew point. The water-resistant housing floats and is drop-tested to 6 feet. The averaging function is selectable with the interval set at 5, 10, or 13 seconds.
Design
The anemometer can be folded up for easy storage or extended to 9 inches (229mm) for better reach. Continuous sampling is available using the tripod mount. The Mini-Thermo-Anemometer also features data hold and auto power-off functions.
- ft/min range: 100 TO 5550ft/min
- ft/min resolution: 20ft/min
- ft/min basic accuracy: ± (3%rdg + 40ft/min)
- m/s range: 0.5 to 28m/s
- m/s resolution :0.1m/s
- m/s basic accuracy: ± (3%rdg _ 0.2m/s)
- km/h range: 1.8 to 100.6 km/h
- km/h resolution: 0.7km/h
- km/h basic accuracy: ± (3%rdg + 1.4km/h)
- MPH range: 1.1 to 62.5 MPH
- MPH resolution: 0.2MPH
- MPH basic accuracy: ± (3%rdg + 0.4MPH)
- knots range: 1.0 to 54.3 knots
- knots resolution: 0.3knots
- knots basic accuracy: ± (3%rdg + 0.6knots)
- Beaufort force range: 1 to 17 BF
- Beaufort resolution: 1 to 17 BF
- Beaufort basic accuracy: ±1BF
- Temperature range: 0 to 122°F (-18 to 50°C)
- Temperature resolution: 0.1°F/°C
- Temperature basic accuracy: ±1.8°F/±1°C
- Relative humidty range: 10% to 95%
- Relative humidity resolution: 1%
- Relative humidity basic accuracy: ±4%
- Dew point range: 32°F to 122°F
- Dew point resolution: 1°
- Dew point basic accuracy: ±2%
- Power: CR2032 lithium battery
- Dimensions: 5.25 x 2.75 x 0.75" (133 x 70 x 19mm)
- Vane: 1" (24mm) diameter
- Weight: 3oz (95g)
- (1) Thermo-anemometer
- (1) CR2032 lithium battery
- (1) 43" (1.09m) lanyard
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