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    Chlorine resistant humidity transducer.

    Hi all,

    I have had some problem finding a humidity tranducer that will stand up to the environment in a return air duct from a swimming pool. The standard "off the shelf" sensors only last a few months. I tried a Johnson HT-6703-0N00P that did last close to 2 years but it has now failed. Has anyone tried any others that seem to tolerate chlorine?

    Thanks

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    I have had good luck with these from KELE.
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    Maybe your real issue is in the akalinity of the pool.............if your ph level is to low in the pool it can cause errosion and corrosion of metal. A chelating agent is what is used to metals such as copper in a pool for a HX ...........but im unsure if a RH% sensor have that good luck

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    Pools will eat humidity sensors up eventually. I like the Veris and Kele units with replaceable tips. The tips are very cheap, and a simple install. Give the customer a handful and he will be set for a long time.

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    Quote Originally Posted by eriks1954 View Post
    Hi all,

    I have had some problem finding a humidity tranducer that will stand up to the environment in a return air duct from a swimming pool. The standard "off the shelf" sensors only last a few months. I tried a Johnson HT-6703-0N00P that did last close to 2 years but it has now failed. Has anyone tried any others that seem to tolerate chlorine?

    Thanks
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    I would go to an industrial grade transmitter. Vaisala is one of the best transmitters http://www.vaisala.com. I know they make corrosion resistant ones.

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    I would second Vaisala. Certainly worth the money.
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    Thanks to all that replied.

    I will do some research on these products and go from there.

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