Haozee TH06 WiFi Temperature and Humidity Sensor-User Guide
- June 4, 2024
- HAOZEE
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Haozee TH06 WiFi Temperature and Humidity Sensor
Specifications
- BRAND NAME: haozee
- ORIGIN: Mainland China
- MODEL NUMBER: WIFI Temperature And Humidity Sensor
- SMART HOME PLATFORM: Tuya
- CERTIFICATION: CE
- INPUT VOLTAGE: DC4.5V LR03*3
- QUIESCENT CURRENT: ≤ 30uA
- LOW POWER UNDERVOLTAGE: ≤ 2.7V
- WIFI: 802.11b/g/n 2.4GHz
- WORKING TEMPERATURE: -10℃~55℃
- WORKING HUMIDITY: 10%~90%RH
- SIZE: 606325mm
- APP: Smart Life Or tuyasmart
- TEMPERATURE HUMIDITY REPORT TIME: 1-120minutes
Introduction
You may speak to Google Home and Amazon Alexa to get the current temperature and humidity. Make sure to download the Tuya Smart app and link your Tuya Smart account to Alexa before using Echo to operate the temperature and humidity sensor. The sensor is installed at home. You can clearly know the changes of temperature and humidity. With the sensor installed in the baby’s room, you can timely know the change of the temperature and humidity. You can install the sensor in your wardrobe. When the humidity is too large, it will send alert to your smartphone by App.
HOW TO TEST A HYGROMETER
- a little zip-up bag for food storage.
- a 20-ounce soda bottle cap or little cup.
- a little table salt
- Place the hygrometer and lid inside the baggie.
- Wait six hours.
- Examine the hygrometer.
- If needed, adjust the hygrometer.
HOW TO USE A HUMIDITY GAUGE THERMOMETER
- Mount the probe within the enclosure using suction cups (wet or dry). Install the digital display outside the cage in a dry area.
- A power (pwr) button must be pressed to activate.
- Select the desired setting on the Fahrenheit/Celsius switch.
- utilizes an LR44, 1.5 volt battery (included).
HOW TO PROTECT HUMIDITY SENSOR
A thin polyimide tape that covers the whole surface of the humidity sensor component acts as a removable protective cover. It serves as a temporary shield to keep the sensing element free of impurities and should be removed before usage.
HOW TO CALIBRATE MY TEMP AND HUMIDITY SENSOR
- Put a few handfuls of salt in the jar’s base (quart or liter size is fine).
- To make the salt moist, add some water to the jar.
- In the jar, put the relative humidity sensor.
- Close the jar.
HOW TO CALIBRATE A THERMOMETER
In the ice water, insert the thermometer stem or probe. Ensure that the sensing region is submerged in water. Wait for the reading to remain stable for 30 seconds. The thermometer should now read 32 °F (0 °C).
Frequently Asked Questions
Where a humidity sensor should be installed?
The site of the mounting should be dry and protected from the elements. In order to avoid sun-heated air from rising up the building’s wall and altering the relative humidity of the sensor, the transmitter should ideally be placed on the north side of the structure (under an eave).
What instrument measures humidity?
A hygrometer is a device used to measure humidity. Hygrometers can be made for monitoring humidity inside or outside (or both).
Do all of my rooms need hygrometers?
Living spaces away from windows or any room that generates excessive humidity, such a bathroom, are the ideal places to install a hygrometer. The reading will be inaccurate if the air is stagnant or if there is excessive airflow. The optimum locations for a hygrometer are often living rooms, bedrooms, and kitchens.
Why is a humidity sensor necessary?
The majority of household and humidity sensors are little, computerized devices resembling tiny home thermostats. It assists homeowners in locating locations with high humidity levels so they can take steps to improve ventilation in their houses or lower humidity levels through ventilation.
How long do sensors for humidity last?
the anticipated lifespan. According to BAPI, the relative humidity sensor’s measurement drift must be less than 2% RH during a five-year period. The typical lifespan of a humidity sensor is seven to 10 years in a typical commercial office or retail sales setting, according to BAPI.
What is the humidity principle?
Absolute humidity is an indicator of how much water vapor there is in a given volume. Relative humidity is a more often used measurement since it is easier to calculate the mass of water vapor. The percentage of water that the air can store at a specific temperature is called relative humidity (RH).
How long does it take a hygrometer to function?
Before collecting a reading from a hygrometer, wait at least 12 hours. However, readings taken after 24 hours are the most accurate. The internal environment takes time to adjust when calibrating frequently.
How can humidity be determined with accuracy?
Using a hygrometer to test the humidity level in your home is the simplest method. A hygrometer is a tool that measures humidity and temperature indoors.
What is the accuracy of humidity meters?
When used on the appropriate material, a high-quality moisture meter can provide accuracy of less than 0.1% of the material’s moisture content by weight. However, a cheap moisture meter could be dramatically off.
How is electronic humidity measurement done?
Two electrodes and a dielectric are what make up a capacitive sensor. The dielectric constant of the sensor typically rises as the amount of water vapor in the air increases, adjusting the recorded capacitance to reflect the amount of humidity.
A typical hygrometer reading is what?
The amount of water vapor in the air is measured by a hygrometer. The humidity in your surroundings can have an impact on your skin, health, comfort, and capacity to work, so it’s crucial to be aware of it. For humans, a humidity level between 30 and 50 percent is appropriate.
What is the hygrometer’s unit of measurement?
The amount of humidity or moisture in the air is measured with a hygrometer. The amount of fluid per volume of air is measured in milliliters per cubic centimeter.
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