• Type of instrument: hygrometer
• Clock diameter: 72 mm
• Dial diameter: 50 mm
• Barometer height: 39 mm
• Weight 150 grams
• Casing color: gold plated, black or chrome
• Dial: White dial with black indexes or black dial with white indexes
• Accuracy and good readability in a compact size.

• Mechanism: Synthetic fiber
• Scale division:
• Humidity in percentage
• Temperature range: 38º – 104ºF / 3º – 40ºC
• Humidity range: 10 – 100% relative humidity.

• Use a soft microfiber cloth to gently remove dust and dirt without damaging the protective layer.
• Place the barometer in a dry location to prevent moisture and corrosion, especially in damp environments such as boats or RVs.
• Avoid using aggressive cleaning or polishing agents that could damage the protective coating of the barometer housing.
• Calibrate the barometer at the start of the season, after prolonged storage, or if you have any doubts about its accuracy.

• What does a hygrometer do?
A hygrometer monitors humidity, essential for preventing moisture problems. On boats, it helps prevent mold and corrosion on cushions and electronics. Indoors, it contributes to a healthy and comfortable indoor climate.

• Why do I need a hygrometer?
A hygrometer accurately measures humidity, which is crucial for preventing moisture damage. Think of protecting electronics, textiles, or other sensitive materials on board a boat or in your home.

• Do I choose a thermometer, a hygrometer, or both?
A thermometer measures temperature, while a hygrometer monitors humidity. Both are valuable instruments. For limited space, a comfort meter—a combination thermometer and hygrometer—is a practical choice. These are available in the 95 mm series.

• How do I calibrate my hygrometer?
To calibrate a hygrometer, place it in a sealed plastic bag along with a damp sponge. After about 30 minutes, the hygrometer should read 95% or more humidity. Check and adjust the meter if necessary. Dry the housing with a clean cloth.