🌡️ WILLHI WH1436H 110V Digital Air Humidity Controller with LCD Display and High Accuracy Sensor - 118'' Power Cable Included. Humidification and Dehumidification Modes + Extra Sensor Review

Plug and play. It takes a minute to figure out how to set the Rh range but other than that everything seems fine. It should be noted that you need an analog controlled humidifier with an actual on/off control. A digitally controlled humidifier does not necessarily turn on again when the hygrostat tells it to. Not the fault of this product.

Someone who reviewed this product said it was impossible to find a replacement sensor. Found and ordered in a few minutes. If you are looking for a replacement sensor, look for the Humirel HTG3515CH humidity sensor. I bought one for $11 and my device works like new again. Due to the reduced durability of PCB electronics when wet, this sensor will fail sooner or later. For a small new investment you can get this product working properly again.

I use this for growing gourmet mushrooms indoors. Like most products that read moisture, it will get wet and give false readings. If you can position the sensor so it doesn't get water droplets, that helps. I try to keep my greenhouse at 95% RH and this seems accurate compared to other humidity sensors I use. There are many of them, but I got this because of the specifics of programming. The nice thing is that you can set high and low limits. The controls are a bit odd, but the instructions…

They are suitable for egg incubation and can be fitted with a modified humidifier to create an automatic humidity pump. However, if you rely on this setting alone and otherwise do not add water, the humidistat will have a short lifespan and will begin to stick and fail after a few 21-day incubation cycles. The manufacturer is very good in exchange. After a lot of trial and error we decided that WILLHI wouldn't work so hard to add water the old fashioned way and just let the controller add…

they are dgaf, replaceable sensors and cables are not sold separately. My sensor monitoring a very humid environment got rusty and then failed. totally understandable. no guarantee. Think of it as a consumable for this use case. but don't offer replacement sensors and cables for sale? Seriously, I found the sensor's datasheet from the manufacturer. (f535 as it says on the case, that's the key) I can't find it on sale in quantities less than 700 pieces. I can't find the cable either. Willhi said

WILLHI WH1436H works great and was available here for the lowest price I found. Good price. I built my own humidifier with a large plastic tub and a 5-head House of Hydro water atomizer and tested it for 3 days. After it seemed to work great I ordered this WILLHI WH1436H control box to automate it. The sensor of the WILLHI WH1436H control unit is sensitive, breathes and moisture up quickly and then quickly returns to what it was. Setup was very easy. .Durability. I've only had it for a week or…

I bought this because of a problem I've had consistently with the Inkbird humidistat and within a few weeks of use this one is doing the exact same thing, only it's doing it more often than the other Inkbird controller. Normally it turns the humidity on at 66% and off at 71% which is what I programmed. However, from time to time it decides to just ignore the 71% reading and keep going forever. The humidity in my lizard enclosure is 95% this morning and it's soggy. I'm not happy about that…

I use this with a room humidifier and it keeps the humidity in a certain range. My main criticism is that although the manual states that the controls have been simplified, it's still overly complicated for my liking. Especially if you press the wrong button, you can easily make some incomprehensible settings that are difficult to figure out without reading the instructions. In this case, the easiest way out is to reset the settings and start over. Another problem is that a humidity sensor at…

I use it in an application where the humidity needs to be 95% and above and a fogger is connected to this unit. Unfortunately, there is no way to turn off the high humidity alarm, and this device regularly displays 100% humidity. There are two humidity alarms, AH and AL (presumably High Alarm and Low Alarm) that cannot be disabled; They can only be set between 0 and 100. Since it's best for my application to be 95% or higher, this device will be alarming all the time. Turning the smoker on at…