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Hi all!
To me it is important to the opinion of experts who are here: what is the minimum allowable humidity can be measured by a combined sensor AP9335TH, which is connected to the NetBotz-450?
I now observe a situation, when the room humidity became below 14% RH. At the same time, the historical report in APC Advanved View on the humidity sensor shows the absence of measured humidity values in general. This is also displayed on the graphical reports of the DCE-server, for example:
Can someone confirm my observations and assumptions?
Very thanks for the support.
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Hi all!
I supplement my question with one more observation: if the combined sensor AP9335TH is connected to the NMC2 AP9635CH (for example, in the Symmetra PX250/500 UPS), it is possible to measure humidity even below 14% RH. All this is clearly visible on my screenshot:
Therefore, I concluded that the above problem is related specifically to the combination of the connection AP9335TH + NetBotz-450.
Very thanks for the support.
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Hi all!
Today, I was able to determine the minimum possible humidity, which can be measured with the AP9335TH sensor connected to rPDU AP8853 - this is 10% RH:
I understand, that it is already impossible to measure the lower humidity because of the measurement error. But even in such a combination, i.e. AP9335TH + AP8853 with minimal humidity there are no gaps on the humidity chart as it is observed in the case of AP9335TH + NetBotz-450.
With respect.
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