According to physiologists, the temperature and humidity of the human body have a great deal to do with the thermoregulatory and thermal transfer effects of the human body. Therefore, the level of adaptability of the human body is directly related to the degree of flexibility of the human mind's activities and a good state of mind, which in turn affects the efficiency of our studies and work.
Through experiments and analysis, it is believed that the most suitable temperature for the human body is 18°C and the relative humidity is 40-60%. In production and life, temperature and humidity have special needs and proper regulation of temperature and humidity is essential.
Food industry: Temperature and humidity are key to food storage. Changes in temperature and humidity can lead to spoilage and cause food safety problems, and temperature and humidity monitoring helps the authorities to control them in a timely manner.
Document management: Paper is a very sensitive product and failure to store it properly will significantly shorten the life of a document.
Greenhouses: High temperature and humidity requirements, high temperature and humidity, temperature and humidity that can stop crops growing or even kill them.
Animal husbandry: Different animals grow differently under different temperature conditions, so that achieving high quality and productivity depends on good ecological conditions.
Tobacco industry: In the production process, temperature and humidity must be strictly controlled. Where site conditions permit, temperature and humidity can be monitored using wireless temperature and humidity sensors. In complex production sites, temperature and humidity can be measured via digital signals such as RS-485 to prevent pests, which, if used incorrectly, will result in the loss of large quantities of raw materials.
Therefore, temperature and humidity sensors have a major role to play, both physically and in real life.
