Extech 5-in-1 Environmental Meter
Features
- Type K input measures temperature up to 2372° (1300°C)
- Built-in low friction vane wheel
- Utilizes precision photo diode and correction filter
- Free ground shipping
- Expedited repair and warranty service
- Lifetime technical support
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Overview
The Extech Hygro-Thermo-Anemometer-Light-Sound Meter is a rugged 5-in-1 environmental meter that measures humidity, temperature, air velocity, light, and sound. The characters on display can reverse direction depending on the meter mode. The built-in low friction vane wheel improves the accuracy of air velocity, the precision thin-film capacitance humidity sensor for fast response, and the thermistor for ambient temperature measurements.
Mechanics
The type K input measures temperature up to 2372°F. The meter utilizes a precision photo diode and correction filter for cosine and color-corrected light measurements. the sound level measurement meets IEC 61672 class 2 using A frequency weighting and fast response time. An optional tripod mount allows for continuous measurements.
- Air velocity
- ft/min range: 80 to 5910 ft/min
- ft/min resolution: 1ft/min
- ft/min basic accuracy: ±3% FS
- m/s range: 0.4 to 30m/s
- m/s resolution: 0.1m/s
- m/s basic accuracy: ±3% FS
- km/h range: 1.4 to 108km/h
- km/h resolution: .01km/h
- km/h basic accuracy: ±3% FS
- MPH range: 0.9 to 67MPH
- MPH resolution: 0.1PMH
- MPH basic accuracy: ±3% FS
- Light
- Foot candles range: 0 to 1860Fc
- Foot candles resolution: 0.1Fc
- Foot candles basic accuracy: ±(5% rdg + 8d)
- Lux range: 0 to 20,000Lux
- Lux resolution: 1Lux
- Lux basic accuracy: ±(5% rdg + 8d)
- Relative humidity
- RH range: 10 to 95%RH
- RH resolution: 0.1%RH
- RH basic accuracy: ±4%RH of rdg
- Temperature
- Thermistor range: 32 to 122°F (0 to 50°C)
- Thermistor resolution: 0.1°
- Thermistor basic accuracy: ±2.5°F/ 1.2°C
- Type k range: -148 to 2372°F (-100 to 1300°C)
- Type k resolution: 0.1
- Type k basic accuracy: ±(1%+2°F1°C) of rdg
- Sound
- dB range: 35 to 150dB
- dB resolution: 0.1dB
- dB basic accuracy: ±1.4dB
- Frequency range: 31.5 to 8,000Hz
- General
- Weighting/response: A weighting/fast response
- Power: 6 X AAA batteries
- Dimensions: meter, 9.8 x 2.8 x 1.3" (248 x 70 x 34mm); vane, 1.2" (31mm)
- Weight: 11.8oz (335g)
- (1) Meter
- (1) Type k thermocouple probe
- (1) Vane wheel
- (1) Windscreen
- (1) Pouch case
- (6) 1.5V AAA batteries
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