ENV III Unit with Temperature Humidity Air Pressure Sensor (SHT30+QMP6988)

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PRODUCT DETAILS

Description

ENV III is an environmental sensor that integrates SHT30 and QMP6988 internally to detect temperature, humidity, and atmospheric pressure data. SHT30 is a high-precision and low-power digital temperature and humidity sensor, and supports I2C interface (SHT30:0x44 , QMP6988:0x70).QMP6988 is an absolute air pressure sensor specially designed for mobile applications, with high accuracy and stability, suitable for environmental data collection and detection types of projects.

Product Features

  • Simple and easy to use
  • High accuracy
  • I2C communication interface
  • HY2.0-4P interface, support platform UIFlow , Arduino
  • 2x LEGO compatible holes

Include

  • 1x ENV-III Unit
  • 1x HY2.0-4P Cables

Applications

  • Weather station
  • Storage barn environment monitoring

Specification

Resources Parameter
Maximum temperature measurement range -40 ~ 120 ℃
Highest measurement accuracy 0 ~ 60 ℃/±0.2℃
Humidity measurement range/error 10 ~ 90 %RH / ±2%
Maximum measured value of air pressure/resolution/error 300 ~ 1100hPa / 0.06Pa / ±3.9Pa
Communication protocol I2C: SHT30(0x44), QMP6988(0x70)
Working temperature 32°F to 104°F (0°C to 40°C )
Net weight 5g
Gross weight 17g
Product Size 24.2*32.2*8.1mm
Package Size 67*53*12mm
Case Material Plastic ( PC )

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    Customer Reviews

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    the guy from the labs
    best sensor there is

    the title is NOT exaggerating. once you spent hours of debugging and research you figure out SHT30 is the best. one example would be: check your sensors after 12 months and see how accurate they are. SHT20 or others used in the industry fall behind after a few months...this one doesnt. To me it is the best available sensor for any largers scale esp/iot/arduino project.

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    Bud Johnson
    Works Great

    Worked first time.

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    Chris Hammond
    Nice compact sensor unit

    This is a nice compact sensor unit with a simple connection. When paired with the ATOM lite controller, a small wireless sensor can be created very quickly.

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    Troy InFL
    Very easy to implement into your project.

    Have been using these in a small batch of air quality handheld devices that I am producing, they work and mount easily in the project, only thing of note is that you may need to calibrate the output a tiny bit as i've noticed slight differences in readings in multiple sensors placed right next to each other, easy to take care of however. they will slightly increase temperature until they stabalize, prob 3 to 4 minutes. If you include a way to add or subtract a few degrees to the final output, you'll be very happy with it.

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    JEAN NEUMANN

    Very good sensors

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