HAM ThermalCSense
The HAM ThermalCSense measures the thermal comfort in a room. It combines temperature, humidity, a globe thermometer and air speed, and calculates comfort indices.
The serial number starts with e45:.
What it measures
Section titled “What it measures”| Reading | Unit | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Temperature | °C | Air temperature. |
| Humidity | % | Relative humidity. |
| Globe Temp. | °C | From the globe thermometer. |
| Wind Speed | m/s | Air speed. |
| Mean Radiant Temp. | °C | Calculated. |
| PMV | Predicted Mean Vote, a thermal comfort index. Calculated. |
Typical uses
Section titled “Typical uses”- Offices and workplaces.
- Thermal comfort studies in buildings.
Installation
Section titled “Installation”You connect the device to WiFi from the mobile app. See Connect to WiFi.
For installation and availability, contact us.
Settings
Section titled “Settings”- Globe Diameter: the diameter of the globe thermometer. The calculations use it.
- Wind Range Min and Wind Range Max: the range of the anemometer.
- ADC Ref. Resistance and ADC Averaging Samples: settings of the measuring circuit. Change them only if we tell you to.
- Calibration table (in Advanced): field correction for temperature, globe temperature and air speed. It is not a laboratory certificate.
- Alarm buzzer mode: the device makes a sound when an alarm is active. It is on by default.
Recommended rules
Section titled “Recommended rules”The Recommended setups button on the device page suggests:
- An alert when the temperature goes out of range.
- An alert when the humidity goes out of range.
- An alert when the device stops sending data.
See Your first alert.
Specifications
Section titled “Specifications”| Connectivity | WiFi 2.4 GHz |