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Sensative Strips guard dew related question

JureZ

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Hello.

 

I would like to know what kind of humidity strips guard measure. Is it relative, absolute? I have been trying to get some anwsers from sensative directly, but they seem to ignore my questions :( . Is it that stupid question?

 

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RH_Dreambox    175

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1 hour ago, JureZ said:

I would like to know what kind of humidity strips guard measure. Is it relative, absolute? I have been trying to get some anwsers from sensative directly, but they seem to ignore my questions :( . Is it that stupid question?

 

 

Your sensor indicates the humidity in % which is the same as %RH i.e. Relative Humidity.
Absolute Humidity AF indicates the humidity in grams of water / m3 of air, which is not very common.

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SmartHomeEddy    790

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Absolute humidity however makes it more easy to compare humidity values to, for example, power up a fan.
 

There is a formula to change relative to absolute. 

 

 

 

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