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1 (1 Review) | UPC: 793950441350 | Model: Extech RHT35
Humidity/Temp/Barometric Pressure Datalogger with USB
List Price: $173.79
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RHT35 uses a standard USB connection to transfer up to 48,000 readings to a PC with data/time stamp in PDF or spreadsheet format. Additional features include an 8-location logger bookmark, 6-language options, programmable sampling interval, adjustable alarm, and password-protected security log-in. Large LCD optimizes viewing and the smart LED provides color-coded humidity, temperature, and barometric pressure reading status.
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Buttons don't work
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buttons completely fail, won't change units, won't power on or off on command. New batteries get you a few weeks of operation, but then the batteries die because you can't turn it off.
Mike D. on Oct 16, 2019 I found this helpful (0)