🌡️ Inkbird Humidity Controller Probe: Enhance Your IHC200 Humidistat Sensor Efficiency Review

The sensor received doesn't look like the picture and is very misleading, for some reason my last review wasn't valid, don't see a reason, please post a recent picture of the one, what you are sending is just a fact

I bought this to replace the Inkbird IHC-200's humidity sensor. The old sensor stopped working after getting wet. The old sensor had 3 wires: black, white and red. The new sensor also has a fourth blue wire. I have tried leaving the blue wire unconnected and connecting to each of the other three wires. No matter what I tried, the device emits a continuous tone and the screen displays "Er" in the event of an error. The Inkbird IHC-200 itself is a good product, just don't get the sensor wet. The…

the sensor received does not look like the picture and is very misleading, for some reason my last review was not allowed, see no reason, please post a recent picture of what you send it's just a fact

I bought this to replace the humidity sensor on my Inkbird IHC-200. The old sensor stopped working after getting wet. The old sensor had 3 wires: black, white and red. The new sensor also has a fourth blue wire. I have tried leaving the blue wire unconnected and connecting to each of the other three wires. No matter what I tried, the device would emit a constant beep and the screen would say "Er" in the event of an error. The Inkbird IHC-200 itself is a good product, just don't get the sensor…

It is as pictured with 4 wires protruding from the sensor which means the housing will not pinch the wires as there is no external insulation. I disassembled the old sensor using a razor to carefully disassemble the case, but still managed to pry it open by disassembling. Older wires actually have a crimp connector on the end that plugs into the block (there are 4 of them). With the help of hemostats I managed to disable them, hoping to reuse all the old wire. I figured I should try…