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Wood Moisture Meter Serve Real Instruments Brand,
Product Overview
The Wood Moisture Meter Serve Real Instruments Brand is a device used to measure the moisture content in wood. It has a measurement range of 0ug to 200mg and a precision error of less than ± 2ug. The device is powered by AC220V and has a compact dimension of 320x240x150mm.
Product Features
Liquid product display screen: The device features a screen that displays the measurement results without the need for button operation.
Compensation technology: It utilizes blank current compensation and balance point drift compensation to correct measurement results.
Switch constant current electrolysis technology: This technology reduces overall power consumption.
Time stamped history: The device can store up to 500 measurement results with timestamps.
Alarm functions: It is equipped with electrode open circuit and short circuit self-check alarm functions.
Product Value
This wood moisture meter provides accurate and reliable measurement results, allowing users to determine the moisture content in wood. It features a compact and user-friendly design, making it suitable for both professionals and DIY enthusiasts.
Product Advantages
Low power consumption: The device utilizes switch constant current electrolysis technology to reduce overall power consumption.
High-speed thermal sensitive micro printer: It is equipped with a built-in printer for fast and beautiful printing of measurement results.
Screen protection function: The device has a screen protection function that extends its service life.
Optional RS232 interface: It can be connected to a computer for easy processing of test data.
Bilingual interface: The device can display both Chinese and English interfaces, providing convenience for users.
Application Scenarios
This wood moisture meter can be used in various scenarios, including woodworking, furniture manufacturing, flooring installation, and construction. It helps users determine the moisture level in wood to avoid potential issues such as warping or mold growth.