Welcome to week number 25 of SST’s #SensorFAQs series which you can join in and follow on our twitter page.
We’ll be sharing Frequently Asked Questions we receive from our customers to help provide expert insights into our product range, the sensor industry and more.
This week we answer ‘Can liquid or moisture affect the readings of the LuminOx sensors?’
Details for next weeks #SensorFAQs:
Date & Time: Tuesday, 29th October 2019, 1.00pm GMT
Channel: #SensorFAQs
#SensorFAQs – Q25 | Can liquid or moisture affect the readings of the LuminOx sensors? pic.twitter.com/yJopNfRPzq
— SST Sensing Ltd (@SSTSensingLtd) October 22, 2019
#SensorFAQs – Q25 1/3 | The environment for the sensor should be non-condensing. There are surfaces within the sensor that need to remain clear of moisture for correct operation. https://t.co/2MdsiN73Yq
— SST Sensing Ltd (@SSTSensingLtd) October 22, 2019
#SensorFAQs – Q25 2/3 | If the sensor is exposed to condensing humidity then it will present an output that should be ignored until the surface is clear of moisture again. The sensor will then typically resume normal operation. https://t.co/2MdsiN73Yq
— SST Sensing Ltd (@SSTSensingLtd) October 22, 2019
#SensorFAQs – Q25 3/3 | Prolonged or frequent exposure to these events is not recommended.
If you have any questions or think your sensor may have been affected by liquid or moisture please contact us at technical@sstsensing.com
or via our Live Chat feature on our website. https://t.co/2MdsiN73Yq
— SST Sensing Ltd (@SSTSensingLtd) October 22, 2019
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