The testo 635-2 thermohygrometer is ideally suited for the inspection of air conditioning systems. A wide selection of sensors and probes can help you measure a variety of parameters, including:
Relative Humidity
Moisture content of the material
The material compensates for moisture
Pressure dew point of compressed air systems
U-value
Air temperature
Surface temperature
Core temperature
Absolute pressure
The main unit of the instrument can be connected to 2 probes at the same time. The measurement results are displayed instantly on a clear, easy-to-read display.
Robust, practical and easy to use
In addition to measuring a wide range of parameters, the testo 635-2 thermohygrometer also displays maximum/minimum values, average values and calculates the dew point difference between the air in the room and between the wall. You can use this data to analyze the humidity of ceilings and walls. Individually configurable characteristic curves ensure an accurate and reliable display of the moisture content of the material.
The instrument itself and the user interface are easy and comfortable to use. The backlit display ensures that you can easily read the data even when lighting is low, and the rugged housing protects the instrument from external impacts.
Save, transfer and print data – it's easy
The instrument can create a measurement address and store the measured data from the measurement address in the address file. User-specific measurement programs or menus can be created to perform long-term measurements or to measure the moisture content of the material. Up to 10,000 measurement data can be stored in the instrument memory – single or programmed. The standard USB cable allows you to connect your thermohygrometer to your PC, and the PC software allows you to easily and comfortably analyze, manage and archive your data.
If you're looking for something even easier: the optional Testo infrared printer provides data printing anytime, anywhere, on-site.

Description
The pressure dew point is an important criterion to ensure that the compressed air system is working well. The pressure dew point can be determined quickly and accurately using a precision pressure dew point probe with a measuring chamber (in combination with the appropriate measuring instrument).
The probe undergoes a careful adjustment process: in addition to the standard adjustment, it should also be fine-tuned at the factory at a pressure dew point of -40°C.
Connection to the compressed air system via standard plug-in connection (G1/4" female thread according to ISO 228-1) or by test connection screw joint (for vehicle measurements). If necessary, other standard plug-in connections with G 1/4" threads can also be screwed into the measuring chamber. Used for indoor air humidity and temperature measurement.