It can be used to calibrate up to five humidity probes at a time with a relative humidity generator.
The S-503 humidity generator was created for the purpose of verifying the operation of calibration, relative humidity sensors, and transmitters.
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**Features** - The generator can simultaneously calibrate five 19mm probes. - Relative humidity can be selected from 10 to 80% RH (10, 20, 30, 50, 70, and 80%). - The humidity simulator consists of a water chamber and a desiccant chamber, creating the set humidity value within the test chamber. - The humidity equilibrium in the chamber is controlled very quickly and with stability of over 0.5%. - The accuracy of humidity is ensured by another humidity reference device (mirror-cooled hygrometer, etc.). - The unit is powered by an adapter between 9-12V or 120V/230VAC (included). - The S-503 has a built-in visible water tank and chamber with desiccant that can be easily recharged when needed. - The air inside the chamber is constantly stirred by an axial fan to maximize uniformity of humidity. - The transmitter under test is powered by an internal power supply (15VDC, maximum 30mA). For more details, please contact us or refer to the catalog.
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Koshin Electric Industry was founded in 1948 with the aim of natural measurement business. Since then, we have developed new products that are in line with the times through innovative technology and exceptional imagination, evolving into comprehensive observation systems that encompass sensing, transmission, and data processing in the fields of meteorology, hydrology, and geology, thereby contributing to society. The spirit cultivated through this business is the desire of all employees to "pass on a beautiful Earth to future generations," which has become the company culture.
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