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Extech MO230 Pocket Pin Moisture Psychrometer for Wood and Building Materials

$979.80

The price is inclusive of GST

Extech MO230 Pocket Pin Moisture Psychrometer provides accurate, on-the-go moisture measurements for wood and various building materials. Featuring a digital LCD readout with analog bargraph and numerical displays, this compact device is ideal for construction, woodworking, and inspection applications.

Product Features

  • Digital LCD readout with analog bargraph and numerical displays
  • Replaceable threaded measurement electrode pins
  • Impact-proof housing for durability
  • Auto power-off conserves battery energy
  • Battery operated with built-in battery check and measurement verification
  • Measures moisture in wood, paper, wallboard, sheet rock, cardboard, plaster, concrete, and mortar
  • Displays air temperature and relative humidity
  • Memory stores 3 wood groups and 4 building material groups, calibrated for ~150 wood species and 19 building materials
  • Simultaneous readout of moisture content plus ambient temperature or humidity
  • Analog bargraph for moisture, max moisture values, and programmable wet/dry indication
  • Index Mode with programmable high/low values for comparative measurements

Included Accessories

  • Protective cap
  • Replacement pins
  • Three CR-2032 button batteries

Benefits

  • Portable and easy-to-use for field or workshop applications
  • Accurate moisture readings across a wide range of materials
  • Durable design for repeated use in demanding environments
  • Memory and Index Mode help streamline comparative measurements

Why Choose Extech MO230 Pocket Pin Moisture Psychrometer for Wood and Building Materials?

The Extech MO230 Pocket Pin Moisture Psychrometer combines precision, durability, and portability, making it ideal for professionals and hobbyists measuring moisture in wood and building materials.

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