Environmental Measurement

Monitoring environmental parameters is essential for ensuring safety, efficiency, and quality in many industries. Key factors include temperature, humidity, lighting, noise, and airflow velocity.

Moisture meters are used to measure temperature and relative humidity by detecting water vapor in the air. They’re vital in fields like construction, agriculture, horticulture, the food industry, labs, and warehouses. In industries such as painting, it’s also important to measure the dew point to achieve the best results.

A luxmeter measures light intensity in lux. It consists of an instrument body and a sensor, and is commonly used in construction, quality control, lighting design, horticulture, and workplace safety.

To measure noise levels, a sound level meter captures sound pressure in decibels (dB). These are used in industries like manufacturing, healthcare, safety, and environmental monitoring, converting sound into electrical signals for detailed analysis. Many models also offer advanced features like equivalent (Leq) and statistical (Ln) assessments.

Anemometers measure airflow velocity and are crucial in HVAC systems, ventilation, and industrial monitoring.

Lastly, tools like pH meters and conductivity meters are used in agriculture, water treatment, aquariums, swimming pools, the food industry, electroplating, and petrochemicals, ensuring precise control over chemical and biological processes.