Vinotemp Humidity problem !! Neep help

Mirrorlure7m · 04-24-2009, 10:55 AM

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Originally Posted by acarr

What kind of hygrometer is it?

I have three different hygrometers in the vino. I stuck them next to each other on the bottom and they all said 74%RH and 68 degrees. Then stuck them almost to the top of the unit and they said 67% RH and 70 degrees so they are all reading the same. I just dont know why I am having such large jumps on the bottom of the unit.

md4958 · 04-24-2009, 10:56 AM

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Originally Posted by Mirrorlure7m

I have three different hygrometers in the vino. I stuck them next to each other on the bottom and they all said 74%RH and 68 degrees. Then stuck them almost to the top of the unit and they said 67% RH and 70 degrees so they are all reading the same. I just dont know why I am having such large jumps on the bottom of the unit.

humidity is heavier than air, and will sink... its normal.

try pointing one of your oust fans slightly upwards to circulate the air

Mirrorlure7m · 04-24-2009, 10:59 AM

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Originally Posted by md4958

humidity is heavier than air, and will sink... its normal.

try pointing one of your oust fans slightly upwards to circulate the air

I have done that the bottom oust fan is pointed up ..

NCRadioMan · 04-24-2009, 02:25 PM

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Originally Posted by md4958

humidity is heavier than air, and will sink

Just a slight correction. Humidity rises. Humid air is air with a lot of water vapour. Water vapour is a gas that is lighter than air so humid air is lighter than dry air. It might feel heavier but it isnt.

md4958 · 04-25-2009, 09:43 AM

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Originally Posted by NCRadioMan

Just a slight correction. Humidity rises. Humid air is air with a lot of water vapour. Water vapour is a gas that is lighter than air so humid air is lighter than dry air. It might feel heavier but it isnt.

I stand corrected.