Environmental Measuring Instruments for Climate, Light, Noise & Humidity – Hygrometers, Sound Level & Light Meters
- SKU:
- TF35.1145
- Outside temperature and outside humidity via wireless outdoor transmitter
- Radio range up to 100m
- Optionally expandable to up to 3 transmitters
- Indoor temperature and indoor air humidity
- Display of sunrise and sunset times
- Display of the current phase of the moon
- Weather forecast with symbols and barometric pressure trend with graphic representation
- Radio controlled clock with weekday and date
- SKU:
- TF35.1150.01
- SKU:
- TF35.1140.01
- SKU:
- ACS-5050
- SKU:
- BaleCheck150
- Simple and handy operation
- Robust 60cm V4A measuring probe
- Characteristic curves for hay, straw, grain
- Percentage display
- Moisture evaluation
- SKU:
- BaleCheck200ff
- Variations in:
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- Rod Length
- SKU:
- 810-041
- SKU:
- 810-135
- SKU:
- 806-160
- Shipping weight:
- 0,30 kg
- Item weight:
- 0,25 kg
- SKU:
- GFTB200
Please send a message to priggen@priggen.com
What types of environmental measuring instruments does PSE Priggen offer?
In the “Environmental Measuring Instruments” category you will find humidity meters and hygrometers, material moisture meters, light meters (lux meters), sound level meters and vibration meters, timers, distance meters and weather stations. In addition, we offer multifunctional 4-in-1 or 5-in-1 environmental meters that combine, for example, light, sound level, temperature and humidity in one handheld device.
For which applications are environmental meters used?
Environmental meters are used in building services and facility management, occupational health and safety, industry, storage and logistics, agriculture, environmental protection and in schools, offices and public buildings. Typical tasks include checking indoor climate (temperature/humidity), illumination levels, noise and vibration exposure, outdoor climate conditions or moisture in building materials.
What is the difference between multifunction environmental meters and single-parameter instruments?
Multifunction environmental meters (e.g. 4-in-1 or 5-in-1 devices) combine several sensors in one handheld instrument – for example for light, sound, temperature and humidity. They are ideal for quick screening and comparative measurements. Dedicated instruments such as stand-alone light meters, sound level meters or moisture meters usually offer higher accuracy, wider ranges or additional features and are better suited when a single parameter must be measured particularly precisely or according to a specific standard.
What should I consider when choosing an environmental measuring instrument?
Key aspects are:
Parameter(s): e.g. humidity, material moisture, light, noise, temperature, distance or weather data
Measuring range and accuracy suitable for your application
Operating environment: indoor, outdoor, industrial, agricultural, etc.
Ruggedness and protection rating (dust, splash water, outdoor use)
Ease of use and display, including Min/Max, hold or alarm functions
whether you prefer a compact all-in-one device or dedicated instruments.
If you briefly describe your measuring task and environment, we will recommend suitable models.
Are there environmental meters with data logging and PC connectivity?
Yes, many environmental instruments – especially for climate, humidity or noise – offer data logging functions and/or PC interfaces. This allows you to record measurement series automatically, analyse them and store them for documentation. If needed, you can also use dedicated data logger categories, e.g. for temperature and humidity or CO₂.
Can I use environmental meters for workplace assessments according to standards?
Some instruments – especially sound level meters, light meters and climate/humidity meters – can in principle be used for workplace assessments. Whether a specific model is suitable for particular standards or guidelines (e.g. lighting, noise, indoor climate) depends on its accuracy, classification and the requirements of the respective regulation. Always check the data sheet and the regulations applicable in your country.
Do environmental measuring instruments require regular calibration?
For reliable and traceable readings, regular verification or calibration is recommended, especially when instruments are used professionally in companies, laboratories or service work. The appropriate interval depends on the parameter, frequency of use and your internal quality requirements. In many cases factory calibration or certificates are available as an option – see the product details or contact us for more information.
Can you help me choose the right environmental meter or a complete measuring kit?
Yes, of course. If you tell us which environmental parameters (e.g. climate, humidity, light, noise, weather) you want to measure, in which environment you will be operating and whether you need simple screening measurements or fully documented measurements, we will recommend suitable instruments or complete sets. You can contact us by phone or e-mail via the contact details shown in the shop.
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Environmental measuring instruments for climate, noise and light
Environmental measuring instruments capture climatic and physical parameters such as humidity, temperature, material moisture, sound level, illuminance, air velocity and weather data. They are used in building services, occupational safety, environmental monitoring and research. This category includes hygrometers, moisture meters, sound level meters, lux meters and climate/weather stations.
Climate and humidity measurement
Hygrometers and climate meters measure temperature, relative humidity and dew point. Material moisture meters assess the moisture content of building materials, wood and screed and support drying and damage analysis.
Sound and light measurement
Sound level meters evaluate noise at workplaces, in the environment and indoors. Lux meters measure illuminance and support the design and verification of lighting installations according to standards.
Flow and weather measurement
Anemometers detect air velocities in HVAC systems, fume hoods and process plants. Weather stations and sensors for wind, precipitation and solar radiation support building automation, energy and environmental projects.
Users and industries
Typical users are energy consultants, building services engineers, HSE specialists, experts, environmental institutes and service providers for climate and damage analysis.
Benefits of professional environmental instruments
Professional environmental instruments offer reliable sensors, robust housings and simple operation, providing solid data for planning, assessment and remediation.