Chambers Versus Room Monitoring: What Sensors Are Best For Your Application?
Source: Vaisala, Inc.
Many chamber applications are cold temperature applications and usually temperature is the only parameter monitored. Cold air cannot hold much moisture so it is uncommon to use a humidity sensor in a cold temperature situation (specifically closed chamber situations wherein the air is cycled over the cooler to remove the condensation. But initial cooling will result in 100% RH. But for the purposes of continuous monitoring we can go with the lower RH accompanying colder temperatures). Low temperature presumes low humidity.
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