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3-Inch HD Color Screen with
Dual Display: Equipped with a 2.7 -inch high-definition color screen, this wood moisture meter provides both digital and analog displays. The analog display features three color bars: "green" for "dry, " "yellow" for "caution, " and "red" for "wet, " offering an intuitive visual indication of relative moisture differences. The screen remains highly readable even in low-light conditions, ensuring you can easily assess moisture comparisons anytime, anywhere
Multiple Measurement Modes and High-Precision Components: Press the (SEL) button to switch between four measurement modes: drywall, masonry, softwood, and hardwood. The wood moisture meter is equipped with a high-precision alloy probe and a high-performance processing chip, ensuring sensitive and consistent measurements. With a measurement range of 0.0 - 100.0 % and an accuracy of ±4%, this pinless moisture tester detects relative moisture differences effectively. The maximum measurement depth is 0.79 inches, allowing you to identify moisture variations deep within materials
Advanced Features for Enhanced Usability: This wood moisture meter includes a range of practical features: data hold, max/min value retention, zero reset (for setting your dry reference point), and an auto-off function that can be disabled if needed. This pinless moisture tester also displays low battery status and automatically measures current ambient temperature and humidity. Dual audio and visual alarms change frequency based on relative moisture levels, alerting you to potential issues
Measurement Guidelines for Accurate Relative Results: To ensure accurate comparisons, place the wood moisture meter firmly on the materials surface, keeping the sensor in full contact. The displayed value shows the average relative moisture content in the detection area ( 1.57 × 1.57 × 0.79 inches). The emitted electromagnetic waves penetrate up to 0.79 inches in depth. For reliable readings, the material should be thicker than 0.79 inches and have a surface area larger than 1.57 × 1.57 inches. Always set a reference point using the "ZERO" button on a known dry spot or in ambient air before testing