Description
testo 606-2; wood and material moisture meter with built-in moisture measurement and NTC air thermometer, incl. protective cap, batteries and calibration protocol
In addition to material moisture, testo 606-2 also measures humidity and temperature. In this way, drying conditions can be reliably assessed directly on-site
Features
- Precise measurement of wood moisture with stored characteristics curves for beech, spruce, larch, oak, pine, maple
- Additional characteristic curves for cement screed, concrete, plaster (Drywall), anhydrite screed, cement mortar, lime mortar, brick
- Hold function for easy readout of readings
- Backlit display
- Self-test function
- Protective cap for safe storage
- Including wrist strap and belt holder
- Measurement of temperature and humidity in ambient air
- Air humidity measurement with the long-term stable Testo humidity sensor
- Also calculates dewpoint and wet bulb
Specs
Storage temperature | -40 to +158 F (-40 to +70 C) |
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Operating temperature | 14 to +122 F (-10 to +50 C) |
Battery type | 2 AAA batteries |
Battery life | 130 hours |
Weight | 3.2 oz. (90 grams) |
Dimensions | 4.7 x 1.8 x 1.0 in (119 x 46 x 25 mm) |
Moisture Probe type | Conductive measurement cell |
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Meas. Range | 0 to 90 % |
Accuracy | 1 % |
Resolution | 0.1 |
Temp Probe type | NTC |
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Meas. range | 14 to +122 F (-10 to +50 C) |
Accuracy | 1 5 (0.5 C) |
Resolution | 0.1 F (0.1 C) |
Probe type | Conductive measurement cell |
Meas. range | 0 to 90% |
Accuracy | 1% |
Resolution | 0.1 |
Probe type | Capacitive humidity sensor |
Meas. range | 0 to 100 %RH |
Accuracy | 2.5 %RH (in the range of 5 to 95 %RH) |
Resolution | 0.1 %RH |
Includes
Videos
Resources
The testo 606-2 actually shows three (3) different types of temperatures:
1) Air Temperature which is Dry Bulb (DB), this is always displayed on the lower right of the screen
2) DewPoint (td) or the surface temperature at which the current humidity will condense.
This is a setting you can call up, the DewPoint temperature will appear in the lower left side of display, and be followed by "td" to the right of the number
3) WetBulb (WB) a psychrometric calculation often used in HVAC system set up.
This is a setting you can call up, the WetBulb temperature will appear in the lower left side of display, and be followed by "WB" to the right of the number.
All three temperatures are likely to be very different at the same given conditions, as they represent different parameters.
Please check to see that your are reading the correct parameter, in same unit of measure (%, F or C) when you do a comparison to other meters.
If you would like help in setting the reading in the lower left of the display (to % humidity, td or WB) do not hesitate to call! 888-224-3437
1) Air Temperature which is Dry Bulb (DB), this is always displayed on the lower right of the screen
2) DewPoint (td) or the surface temperature at which the current humidity will condense.
This is a setting you can call up, the DewPoint temperature will appear in the lower left side of display, and be followed by "td" to the right of the number
3) WetBulb (WB) a psychrometric calculation often used in HVAC system set up.
This is a setting you can call up, the WetBulb temperature will appear in the lower left side of display, and be followed by "WB" to the right of the number.
All three temperatures are likely to be very different at the same given conditions, as they represent different parameters.
Please check to see that your are reading the correct parameter, in same unit of measure (%, F or C) when you do a comparison to other meters.
If you would like help in setting the reading in the lower left of the display (to % humidity, td or WB) do not hesitate to call! 888-224-3437
Software / App