H 41

H 41

H 41

Product catalog summary
Application
The Hydromette BL H 41 is a device designed to measure the moisture content in wood and wood fibre insulants. It is particularly useful for those processing or assessing wood fibre insulants, ensuring that facades are checked before plastering to prevent moisture-induced damage.
Measuring Ranges
  • Wood Moisture: 5.5 to 40% (dry mass)
  • Wood Fibre Insulating Boards: 4.5 to 45% (dry mass)
  • Temperature Compensation: -10 to +40 °C
Properties
  • 7-level wood species correction for over 300 types
  • Manual or automatic wood temperature compensation from 10 to +40 °C
  • 6 new characteristic curves for wood fibre insulants, categorized by material density and manufacturing process (wet/dry)
Accessories and Sets
The device comes with various accessories, including special insulated electrode nuts necessary for accurate measurements. The Hydromette BL H 41 is available in different sets:
  • Set 1: Includes M 20 drive-in electrode, replacement pins, cap nuts, measuring cable, conversion kit, and carrying case.
  • Set 2: Includes additional M 19 push-in electrode with insulated pins for measuring in finished thermal insulation systems.
  • Without Accessories: The device can also be purchased without additional accessories.
Important Notes
Using the correct electrode nuts is crucial to avoid false readings. The conversion kit M 20-DS 16-i is specifically designed for wood fibre insulating boards.
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Catalog excerpts

H 41-1

Wood & wood fibre insulants HYDROMETTE BL H 41 The Hydromette BL H 41 is a measuring device for determining the moisture content of wood and, in particular, of wood fibre insulants. The meter features 6 new characteristic curves for wood fibre insulants, grouped according to the gross density of the material (in kg/m3) and the board manufacturing process (wet/dry). This device is suited for everyone who processes or assesses wood fibre insulants. With the BL H 41 a fagade can be checked prior to plastering to ensure that future moisture-induced damage - e.g. flaking of plastering or lignin exudation - is avoided. The sets contain special insulated electrode nuts that reduce the impact of surface moisture. MEASURING RANGES: ■ WOOD MOISTURE 5.5 to 40 % (dry mass) ■ WOOD FIBRE INSULATING BOARDS 4.5 to 45 % (dry mass) ■ TEMPERATURE COMPENSATION -10 to +40 °C The new characteristic curves are based on products by these manufacturers: AGE PAN* SYSTEM PROPERTIES ■ 7-level wood species correction (more than 300 types) ■ Wood temperature compensation is done manually or automatically in the range from 10 to +40 °C through the unit temperature ■ 6 new characteristic curves for wood fibre insulants ■ Curves are grouped according to the gross density of the material (in kg/m3) and the board manufacturing process (wet/dry)

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H 41-2

Information & Sets The Hydromette BL H 41 is available in a complete set, or as a single device. Set content M 20 drive -in elec trode with special insulated elec trode nuts n 20 drive -in elec trode M n 20 -DS 16 -i conversion kit M n ex tra cap nuts for wood 2 moisture measurement n Measuring cable MK 8 n Carr ying case Set 2 also contains the M 19 push-in electrode with insulated electrode pins for measuring in finished thermal insulation composite systems. Information on the measuring procedure The conversion kit M 20-DS 16-i contains special insulated electrode nuts, which are absolutely...

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