Hygrometer

Discussion in 'Tool Chat' started by OwenHynes, Aug 3, 2011.

  1. OwenHynes

    OwenHynes Well-Known Member

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    Hi lads, after a new hygrometer as my old one has gone missing :?, so im after the CME expert from tramex or the protimeter aquant and protimeter Hygromaster, but guna save up for them for a bit as there a bit pricey, so just for now was thinking about this one..... Would this do the job for now?....... http://www.surveyexpress.co.uk/product. ... nformation
     
    OwenHynes, Aug 3, 2011
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  2. coolevilangel

    coolevilangel Well-Known Member

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    im actually selling my hygromaster and aquant ;)
    Have just got myself an mms :mrgreen:
    Will put a post up soon with pics & prices
     
    coolevilangel, Aug 3, 2011
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  3. OwenHynes

    OwenHynes Well-Known Member

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    You might of found a buyer mate!
    i was also looking at the mms, again though abit pricey
     
    OwenHynes, Aug 3, 2011
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  4. flooringman

    flooringman Well-Known Member

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    Owen if you're desperate I've got a hygrometer you can have BUT it is a manual one - one of the old F.Ball ones.

    Just let me know.
     
    flooringman, Aug 3, 2011
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  5. OwenHynes

    OwenHynes Well-Known Member

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    flooringman, thanks for the offer mate really appreciate it, ill let you know 2moro
     
    OwenHynes, Aug 3, 2011
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  6. Matt

    Matt Well-Known Member Staff Member

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    The one in the link is fine mate
     
    Matt, Aug 5, 2011
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  7. OwenHynes

    OwenHynes Well-Known Member

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    Thanks matt, ill be getting that one then :D
     
    OwenHynes, Aug 9, 2011
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  8. tipex

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    don't you need at least a couple of them? maybe even 3 for larger rooms?
     
    tipex, Aug 16, 2011
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  9. Matt

    Matt Well-Known Member Staff Member

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    its best practice to.

    What you should be doing is using a Moister meter to scan the floor first. Find the wettest area and set up the hygrometer here.

    Its no good guessing where to put the hygrometer as you may pick a area where the concrete is 'dry' where maybe another 2 meters across in the room the concrete may be a lot wetter.
     
    Matt, Aug 16, 2011
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