Hygrometer question

[sublime27]

Has anyone ever used either type of these and which one should i believe? Pretty big difference in humidity.

[Mississippi Steve]

Has anyone ever used either type of these and which one should i believe? Pretty big difference in humidity.

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[sublime27]

Thanks for the site missssippi steve,
I really dont want to buy another one as i have bought two now, but maybe if neither of these are working right i will have to. Thanks again:jointsmile:

[sublime27]

anyone use either of these?

[LuciferN]

I guess the digital one is wrong, it is hard to get that low of humidity in a room even if you have a good ventillation and it not too hot so I get (for this time) the analog sh*t is working better !

[sublime27]

I guess the digital one is wrong, it is hard to get that low of humidity in a room even if you have a good ventillation and it not too hot so I get (for this time) the analog sh*t is working better !

thanks for your input lucifern, I was thinking the same thing. You cant go wrong with the old school meters! I bought the digital at wal mart so BUYER BEWARE! Brand name ACURITE. :smokin:

[Mississippi Steve]

thanks for your input lucifern, I was thinking the same thing. You cant go wrong with the old school meters! I bought the digital at wal mart so BUYER BEWARE! Brand name ACURITE. :smokin:

I bought my UEI digital at an HVAC wholesale supply house, because I have to have extremely accurate temp and RH readings in storage coolers for parishable products(fruits, vegetables, flowers, etc) and to be able to correctly check the refrigerant charge in high efficiency heat pumps and A/Cs.
Mine accurately measures to 1/10th of a degree and 1% RH