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Notes:
1.) All Wiring To Be In Accordance With Local And
National Electrical Codes And Specifications.
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Wall Mounted Humidity Sensor - 0-5 VDC
OE265-11
08/10/15
G-OE265-11-SPHUMID1E.CDR
NOTE: RESISTOR IS NOT
REQUIRED FOR CONTROLLERS
THAT HAVE JUMPER
SELECTABLE ANALOG INPUTS.
NOTE: RESISTOR IS REQUIRED
FOR CONTROLLERS THAT DO
NOT HAVE JUMPER
SELECTABLE ANALOG INPUTS.
THE PULL-UP RESISTOR (PUx)
FOR THE ASSOCIATED ANALOG
INPUT MUST BE REMOVED FROM
THE CONTROLLER BOARD FOR
THE SENSOR TO OPERATE
24 VAC or VDC
JUMPER SELECTABLE
STYLE CONTROLLER
TERMINAL. SET FOR 0-5V.
CONNECT TO SPECIFIED AIx
TERMINAL FOR YOUR
APPLICATION. SEE SPECIFIC
WIRING DIAGRAM FOR YOUR
APPLICATION FOR CORRECT
AIX TERMINAL TO BE USED.
CONNECT TO GROUND
TERMINAL FOR YOUR
ANALOG INPUT(S).
INPUTS
ANALOG
0
-5
v
0
-1
0
v
4
-2
0
m
A
TB3
AI1
AI1
T
H
E
R
M
0-5VDC T
erminal
Label: LB101969
Gnd
V
in
V
o
Not Used
Not Used
RH
Output
%
VDC
55 ........ 2.75
60 ........ 3.00
65 ........ 3.25
70 ........ 3.50
75 ........ 3.75
80 ........ 4.00
85 ........ 4.25
90 ........ 4.50
95 ........ 4.75
100 ........ 5.00
RH
Output
%
VDC
5 .......... 0.25
10 .......... 0.50
15 .......... 0.75
20 .......... 1.00
25 .......... 1.25
30 .......... 1.50
35 .......... 1.75
40 .......... 2.00
45 .......... 2.25
50 .......... 2.50
Humidity Sensor
RH/Voltage Chart
GND
GND
Chart Notes
1.) First be sure that the +24 VAC power is being supplied to the
sensor. Second set the meter to DC volts and connect the meter
between ground and the 0-5 VDC input on the controller board or
between the 0-5 VDC output terminal on the sensor and its ground
terminal. Use an accurate humidity measurement device (such as an
aspirating psychrometer) to determine the RH percentage (relative
humidity) .
Use the “Output VDC” column on the chart to read the voltage
corresponding with the RH percentage column just measured. If the
measured voltage is within 3% of what is listed for the corresponding
RH, the sensor is functioning correctly. If it is not you will need to
replace the sensor.