Home News Lambrecht Partners Contact Impressum Sitemap Products Wind Precipitation Humidity Temperature Pressure Flow Radiation Drum recorder Indicators Data logger / software Periphery Applications Service Pleasing to the eye! deutsch english HYGROMETER or LAMBRECHT's POLYMETER Thermo-hygrometer as polymeter and small weather station  zum Polymeter The „real" LAMBRECHT classic... was developed as early as 1890 by the company’s founder Wilhelm Lambrecht. The classical miniature weather station is ideal for measuring local weather data and for forecasting. This means variety, certainty and a clear view on the present and the future.     Polymeter (201 a) measures:                    temperature • relative humidity • saturation pressure     Polymeter (202) additionally measures:                   absolute humidity • dew point •                    partial vapor pressure • saturation deficit    Polymeter with exact scale    Polymeter with decorative outfit    Precise polymeter as universal measuring station for several      parameters    Polymeter with long-term stable measuring elements    Polymeter with special case for regeneration Application fields e. g.: Storage rooms  weather shelters  hobby meteorologists  weather watchers  stock depots  agriculture Click here for a request... Standard Line (202) LAMBRECHT-Polymeter               Id-No. 00.02020.100 000 Measuring elements: Measuring range: Accuracy: Resolution/ Scale: Range of application: Housing/ Dimensions: Weight: Variety: 00.02011.100 000 Accessories Natural hair string  liquid expansion thermometer 5...100% r. h.  -30...+50°C  0.1...80 g/m³ absolute humidity ± 2.5% r. h. with regular regeneration Below 0°C: ± 1°C  above 0°C: ± 0.7°C < 1% r. h./ 1% r. h.  < 1°C/ 1°C Humidity 0…100% r. h.  temperatures -38…+50°C H 242 mm · Ø 81 mm · D 28 mm · RAL 9010 (clean-white) · mat Chromium-plated cover ring for front glass · dial silver anodized · with black inscription Approx. 0.3 kg (201 a) Hygrometer as Polymeter              for measurement of rel. air humidity, air temperature,               saturation pressure