Excess or insufficient humidity quietly damages stored goods, corrodes equipment, and hurts occupant comfort. This AA-powered sensor reports relative humidity and temperature together so facility teams can hold storerooms, server rooms, and production areas in the right band. Readings stream automatically to the Emergent Metering cloud, where every measurement is logged and time-stamped for you. Set the thresholds that matter and the system alerts your team by text, email, or phone call the moment a reading drifts out of range — so problems get caught before they become downtime, spoilage, or a compliance miss. Measures: Relative humidity and temperature Wireless range: 2,000+ ft. through 18+ walls (ALTA) Power: Standard AA; optional power switch (+$11) or line power with battery backup & switch (+$50) Radio frequency: ALTA 900 MHz (regional: 868 / 433 / 920J / 940 MHz)
Monnit
Enterprise Wireless Humidity Sensor - AA Battery Powered
$155.00
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Excess or insufficient humidity quietly damages stored goods, corrodes equipment, and hurts occupant comfort. This AA-powered sensor reports relative humidity and temperature together so facility teams can hold storerooms, server rooms, and production areas in the right band.
Readings stream automatically to the Emergent Metering cloud, where every measurement is logged and time-stamped for you. Set the thresholds that matter and the system alerts your team by text, email, or phone call the moment a reading drifts out of range — so problems get caught before they become downtime, spoilage, or a compliance miss.
- Measures: Relative humidity and temperature
- Wireless range: 2,000+ ft. through 18+ walls (ALTA)
- Power: Standard AA; optional power switch (+$11) or line power with battery backup & switch (+$50)
- Radio frequency: ALTA 900 MHz (regional: 868 / 433 / 920J / 940 MHz)
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