Humidity and Temperature Transmitter Series HMT310
Humidity and Temperature Transmitter Series HMT310
The Vaisala HUMICAP® HMT310 series is for demanding industrial applications where compact product design is essential. The measurement stability is excellent. The instrument is easy to integrate, small in size and insensitive to dust and most chemicals. The HMT310 series features several probe options for different application needs:
- HMT311 for wall mounting
- HMT313 for general use
- HMT314 for high pressures up to 100 bar and vacuum conditions
- HMT315 for high temperatures
- HMT317 for high humidity and meteorological applications
- HMT318 for pressurized pipelines up to 40 bar
Key Benefits
Reliable and stable measurement
Reliable data even in demanding conditions.
Small and simple
Small size, easy to integrate.
Easy connectivity
Several outputs in one standard connector.
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Overview
The Vaisala HUMICAP® Humidity and Temperature Transmitter Series HMT310 is ideal for applications where stable measurement is essential. Various probe types, cable lengths and other options meet the specific needs of each individual application. All wiring to the transmitter goes through one standard connector.
Features
Six models for demanding industrial applications
Full 0 ... 100 %RH measurement, wide temperature range -40...+180 °C (-40...+356 °F)
Pressure tolerance up to 100 bar
Excellent performance in harsh conditions; good chemical tolerance
Corrosion-resistant IP65/IP66 housing
5-point calibration (certificate included)
Two analog outputs, calibrated (certificate included)
RS232, ASCII output
Details
Specifications
Datasheet
Documents
Application Note
Datasheet
Manual
HMT310 User Guide in English2.77 MB
Order Form
HMT310 Order Form Global87.62 KB
HMT310 Order Form US87.5 KB
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