Temperature and humidity transmitters

Temperature and humidity transducers from the Danfoss are used to measure temperature and/or humidity in various industrial and commercial applications. These transducers, which include immersion, duct, and wall-mounted variants, are designed for precise temperature measurements in the range from -50°C to +400°C and/or humidity measurements from 0% to 100% RH. They are equipped with different output signals and degrees of protection, enabling flexible selection for specific applications and high resistance to atmospheric conditions.

Temperature and humidity transducers are frequently used in commercial buildings, the food industry, pharmaceuticals, warehouses, HVAC control systems, industrial automation, environmental monitoring, and various other locations where environmental parameter control is critical.

Types of temperature and humidity transducers include:

• temperature transducers: these devices are based on various measurement technologies, such as thermistors, RTD (Resistance Temperature Detectors) sensors, and thermocouples. They transform temperature signals into electrical signals that can be read by controllers or monitoring systems. They come in different temperature ranges, configurations, and mounting types
• humidity transducers: these are used to measure relative humidity in the air or other environments. Humidity transducers are useful in air conditioning, ventilation, and humidification control systems and can be applied in buildings, laboratories, warehouses, and various other locations
• combined temperature and humidity transducers: these devices combine temperature and humidity measurements in a single unit, allowing simultaneous measurement of both parameters. This can be particularly useful in certain applications
• industrial application transducers: designed to withstand environmental conditions like humidity, dust, vibration, and temperature fluctuations. They are engineered for durability and reliability in challenging industrial environments
• digital and analog transducers: these transducers enable integration with various types of control and monitoring systems.