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WM710A Digital Wood Moisture Meter Non-destructive Spherical Hygrometer Record Humidity Auto Detect Wettest Timber Damp Detector
Price (NZD): $90.95 / set
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Product Features
- The WM710A Digital Wood Moisture Meter features a spherical probe for testing area, allowing for non-destructive measurement. It has a measurement range of 0-100 and a measured depth of 20-40mm.
- With an automatic shut-down function in 30 minutes and a color screen display, it provides convenience and clear reading. The operation temperature is 0-40 and the operation humidity is 0%-70% RH.
- It is a non-destructive spherical hygrometer that can record humidity and auto detect wettest timber damp. The range of RISK limit value is 0-50 and the range of WET limit value is 51-100.
- Measuring humidity accurately, it has a battery of 1.5V 3xAAA (not included) and an operation current of about 35mA. The storage environment is -10-50C (5%-95% RH).
- Certified with CE, this digital wood moisture meter is a reliable tool for woodworking DIY supplies, ensuring accurate and reliable moisture detection.
Specifications
- Brand Name: TELEHILL
- Hign-concerned Chemical: none
- DIY Supplies: Woodworking
- Certification: CE
- Display Type: DIGITAL
- Model Number: WM710A Moisture Meter
- With Backlight Or Not: no
- Testing area: spherical probe
- Measurement range: 0-100
- Measured depth: 20-40mm
- Range of RISK limit value: 0-50
- Range of WET limit value: 51-100
- Automatic shut-down: 30 minutes
- Display: Color screen
- Battery: 1.5V 3xAAA(not included)
- Operation current: About 35mA
- Operation temperature: 0-40
- Operation humidity: 0%-70% RH
- Storage environment: -10-50C(5%-95% RH)
Description
Conditions: Buyer shall pay all shipping cost for warranty services. Warranty does not cover physical damages.
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