Controlling a manufacturing process requires measuring and adjusting key parameters to ensure that they operate within acceptable ranges. To achieve the best results, industrial applications that involve airflow have optimal levels of air velocity, air temperature, and humidity. Battery production requires very low humidity levels for worker safety and product quality for example, whereas in the food industry, post-harvest vegetables may need high humidity levels to prevent water loss and thus product deterioration. The FH400 anemometer with humidity is ideal for industrial processes that rely on air velocity, temperature, and humidity.
A 3-in-1 sensor, the FH400 measures humidity, air velocity, and air temperature simultaneously. It is designed with a robust, sealed probe assembly using corrosive and UV resistant materials. Velocity and temperature sensing elements are conformal coated for an extra layer of protection against dust and other contaminants. FH-Series sensors ship with a gland nut for trouble-free mounting and feature printed insertion depth markers and flow direction arrows to facilitate installation.
To accommodate a diversity of operating needs, the FH400 sensor offers choices for air velocity range and probe length/insertion depth. Sensor output is also configurable. You can specify UART or I2C communication for data transfer within an embedded system, 0–5 VDC or 0-10 VDC analog outputs for temperature, velocity, and humidity, or both analog signals and digital communication.
The ability of the FH400 to precisely monitor and provide data on humidity, air velocity, and air temperature makes it an indispensable tool for monitoring and controlling critical environmental parameters. Develop your industrial process by adding the FH400 anemometer with humidity today.
21 CFR Part 211 CURRENT GOOD MANUFACTURING PRACTICE FOR FINISHED PHARMACEUTICALS established by the U.S. FDA (Food and Drug Administration) outlines the requirements for manufacturing, processing, packing, and holding pharmaceutical drug products. Ventilation, air filtration, and environmental control are included in the regulations.