Humidity Logger vs. Temperature Logger: Key Differences
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This article breaks down the key differences between humidity loggers and temperature loggers. Essentially, a logger is a device equipped with a sensor that measures a specific parameter, processes the data, and then displays or stores the results as needed.
Simply put:
- A humidity logger measures relative humidity.
- A temperature logger measures temperature.
Both types usually feature a USB interface for easy data transfer to a computer or laptop. They also typically have ample memory to store numerous readings.
Humidity Logger Specifications
The following table outlines the typical technical specifications of a capacitive-type humidity logger, developed by Testo India Pvt. Ltd.
Table 1: Humidity Logger Specifications
Specification | Value |
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Relative Humidity | 0 to 100% |
Measurement Accuracy | +/-2% RH at 25 degreeC |
Measurement Resolution | 0.1% RH |
Here is an image that showcases temperature logger and humidity logger.
Temperature Logger Specifications
The following table details the typical technical specifications of a temperature logger that uses an NTC type sensor, also developed by Testo India Pvt. Ltd.
Table 2: Temperature Logger Specifications
Specification | Value |
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Measurement Range | -20 degreeC to +55 degreeC |
Measurement Accuracy | +/- 0.4 degreeC (over specified range) |
Measurement Resolution | 0.1 degree C |