FREE TEST for Inkbird IBS-TH2 Temp/Humidity Sensor Data Logger

Hollatchaboy

Hollatchaboy

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Moldy said:
Still in testing. Will report back when battery dies in a month or two, or longer? So far it's looking like a keeper.
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I'll be using rechargeable batteries for mine. I feel it'll be cheaper in the long run, not that the sensor goes thru the batteries fast, but just to keep it a lil more economical. The accuracy for the temp is right on to my Inkbird temp controller.
 
Alctrz8849

Alctrz8849

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Inkbird said:
Thank you for your affirmation of our company and products! @SSHZ @Alctrz8849
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I am liking it more than I realized I thought I would. Even outside of its usefulness, I enjoy having data constantly recording and charting a graph for me. I can not only check in on the temp any time I want, it now shows in a simple graph where my problem times for heat are! Of course, living in the desert what do you expect at 4pm but a temp spike! Oh well, low 80's ain't bad for the worst of it! Before this product, I could only guess at the highest temp and hope my settings on my duct fans were doing the job instead of knowing it wasn't heating up past low 80's during the hottest past of the day!!
 
ianc4990

ianc4990

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Definatley interested! I've been eyeing the pulse monitors, but this would be nice! At this price, I can put a few around the area to make sure everything is even! Use your humidity controller for my dry tent and it works flawlessly!
 
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