Trixie Analogue Hygrometer - 5cm

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The Trixie Analogue Hygrometer is an essential tool for reptile and amphibian hobbyists who need to monitor the moisture levels within their terrarium environment to ensure pet health. This compact, 5 cm diameter device provides a clear, reliable reading of humidity ranging from 0 to 100 percent, helping you avoid dry or overly damp conditions that can lead to health issues. While it offers excellent visibility and simple installation, it is important to note that as an analogue device, it requires periodic verification against digital standards to ensure ongoing precision.
| Model Part Number | 76118 |
|---|---|
| Brand | TRIXIE |
No, this is a fully analogue device that operates mechanically.
Yes, the 0-100% range makes it suitable for monitoring arid environments as well as humid ones.
It is good practice to cross-reference the reading with a digital hygrometer every few months.
The adhesive is intended for a semi-permanent installation, so moving it repeatedly may damage the sticker's effectiveness.
The device is moisture-resistant but should not be submerged in water or placed directly in the path of a high-pressure mister.
Gently tap the glass face; if it remains stuck, the internal mechanism may have seized due to high moisture, and the unit should be replaced.
Clean the terrarium surface thoroughly with rubbing alcohol and replace the adhesive with a fresh double-sided tape suitable for terrarium environments.
Installation is straightforward: clean the area where you intend to mount the device with a damp cloth and ensure it is completely dry. Peel the protective backing from the adhesive sticker on the rear of the hygrometer and press it firmly against the glass or plastic wall of the terrarium. To maintain the device, occasionally wipe the face with a soft, dry cloth to prevent dust buildup. If you notice the readings becoming stagnant or suspicious, compare the device against a known digital hygrometer to see if it requires manual recalibration or replacement.