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Topspinmo 09-24-2024 09:59 AM

Inside humidity
 
Want know what humidity in house is?

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4 pack set them around house. I have notice humidity can very slightly from room to room. In my house it runs between 46% (AC running) climbs up to around 53% till A/c kicks on. I have my temperature set at 77.

Bay Kid 09-25-2024 07:19 AM

Way to go. Good tennis player!

Maker 09-25-2024 08:05 AM

Might want to consider sensors that can be viewed on your phone. Adds history and alarms.
If you do, there are 2 unique classes. Most are very short range, but newest tech are very long range called LoRa. You want LoRa, because it works inside refrigerators, and through walls. It also has battery life measured in years.
Best are from YoLink.

Topspinmo 09-27-2024 09:03 AM

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Originally Posted by Maker (Post 2373426)
Might want to consider sensors that can be viewed on your phone. Adds history and alarms.
If you do, there are 2 unique classes. Most are very short range, but newest tech are very long range called LoRa. You want LoRa, because it works inside refrigerators, and through walls. It also has battery life measured in years.
Best are from YoLink.

Sounds good but, I’m not snowbird, at may age now I rarely gone more than day. Believe it or not I only use my iPhone for phone called. You can say I’m dinosaur and worked on dinosaurs, B52s, KC, NKC, EC, RC 135s. Multimeter and few pressure gauges all I needed. :ohdear:

Topspinmo 09-27-2024 09:03 AM

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Originally Posted by Bay Kid (Post 2373402)
Way to go. Good tennis player!

A loooong time ago.. :shocked:

Bay Kid 09-30-2024 06:29 AM

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Originally Posted by Topspinmo (Post 2374121)
A loooong time ago.. :shocked:

I can relate to that!

retiredguy123 09-30-2024 06:33 AM

The two devices that I have will tell you the highest and lowest humidity readings for the last 24 hours. Although, they cost more.

Decadeofdave 09-30-2024 08:34 AM

Those are low/acceptable humidity numbers, under 60 percent is good.

Topspinmo 09-30-2024 10:45 AM

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Originally Posted by retiredguy123 (Post 2374919)
The two devices that I have will tell you the highest and lowest humidity readings for the last 24 hours. Although, they cost more.


I sat watching TV and see humility in real time. I watch it go down when A/c on and go up till A/C kicked on. We want it does this winter when newt kicks on? I’, thinks it will drop when heat on and rise till heat kicks back on?

Topspinmo 09-30-2024 10:47 AM

Depending on which Google information you want this says

between 40%-60%
Research shows that the ideal relative humidity for your home is between 40%-60%. However, to discourage the growth and spread of mold, levels should be kept below 50%.Jun

Another site says 30% to 60%.


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