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RH350/355    V1.7    11/04 

CALIBRATION 

The following verification and calibration procedures require the 33% and 75% RH reference 
bottles which are supplied with the Model RH355 kit. 

 
Accuracy Verification 

Checking the 33% or 75% RH Calibration 

1. 

Insert meter’s sensor into the 33% or 75% salt reference bottle 

2. 

Check the reading after a minimum of 10 minutes 

3. 

Verify that the reading is within the accuracy specification 

 
Relative Humidity Calibration (33% and 75%) 

 

33% Calibration 

1. 

Turn the meter Off. 

2. 

Insert the meter sensor into the 33% salt reference bottle. 

3. 

Allow the meter one hour to stabilize. 

4. 

While holding down the 

[M

in

/AV

RST

]

 button, press and hold the 

[ON/OFF

SET

]

 button 

for 2 seconds to enter calibration mode. 

5. “

32.8%

” (reading may vary depending on operating temperature) will flash on the 

LCD screen. After 30 minutes, the flashing will stop to indicate that the 33% 
calibration is complete. Note: To exit from the calibration procedure before 
completion, pressing the 

[ON/OFF

SET

]

 button will turn the meter off. 

6. 

Proceed to the 75% Calibration below. 

75% Calibration 

1.  Insert the meter sensor into the 75% salt reference bottle.  

2.  Allow the meter one hour to stabilize 

3.  Press and hold the 

[M

in

/AV

RST

]

 button for 2 seconds to enter the 75% calibration. 

4. “

75.3%

” (reading may vary depending on operating temperature) will flash on the 

LCD. After 30 minutes, the flashing will stop to indicate that the 75% calibration is 
complete. 

5.  Turn power off. Calibration is now complete. 

 

Note: Frequently check the water level in the salt bottles. Both the 33% and 75% 
bottles should be completely saturated with some water present. The bottles are 
sealed and not refillable. 

Summary of Contents for RH355

Page 1: ...perature T1 T2 Air T1 T1 DP Humidity Air Temperature Dew Point and Wet Bulb Advanced features include built in memory and recall of up to 99 data points Min MAX Average readings from the captured data...

Page 2: ...lculated from RH and Air temperature measurements Low Battery Indicator Yes Overrange Indicator E2 air E5 T1 E8 T2 Underrange Indicator E3 air E6 T1 E9 T2 Operating Conditions 4 to 122 o F 20 to 50 o...

Page 3: ...ween Air temperature T1 temperature Air T1 and DP Dew Point 7 Pressing the T2 WB button toggles the lower left display between WB Wet Bulb T1 T2 T2 and T1 DP Dew Point Selecting temperature units of m...

Page 4: ...enter auto power off settings Press the MEM button to select non sleep n or 2 5 10 20 40 and 60 minutes autosleep Press T2 WB to confirm the selection Manual Datalogging Manual datalogging allows the...

Page 5: ...reading may vary depending on operating temperature will flash on the LCD screen After 30 minutes the flashing will stop to indicate that the 33 calibration is complete Note To exit from the calibrati...

Page 6: ...x xC Hxx x Txxx xC Txxx xC Txxxx xC Txxxx xCLRCCRLF or Txxx xF Hxx x Txxx xF Txxx xF Txxxx xF Txxxx xFLRCCRLF Where The 1 st value is Air Temperature the 2 nd value is Humidity the 3 rd value is Dew P...

Page 7: ...ee of defects in parts and workmanship for one year from date of shipment a six month limited warranty applies on sensors and cables If it should become necessary to return the instrument for service...

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