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Jarchy
> 3 daySeems to either be too humid or not registering the low humidity either way Im questioning its ability to do what I bought it for
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Michael Jensen
> 3 dayI was battling high humidity in my flower tent so I got this little gem. Super simple to operate, and it has controlled the humidity within 10% of the set point. If the plants are happy I’m happy, and the plants are happy.
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Ty
> 3 dayThe high alarm cant be turned off, so if your using it to regulate humidity above 80% without a dehumidifier, the thing doesnt stop beeping. Not the best
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jon cammon
Greater than one weekWorks great
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john b collins
> 3 dayVery dependable, easy to navigate and goes what it is supposed to do A+
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D. House
> 3 dayNot the most obvious way to make settings, but once you get it, it makes sense. Works as advertised so far (I have 2 of these on different humidors and both work fine). Readings match separate humidity sensors closely.
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Crazy Kay
> 3 dayDoes anyone know how to switch from work2 to work 1? Im losing my mind trying to figure it out.
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RobertC
> 3 dayExcellant - Works as advertised. Im using it to control my humidifier in a 10x30 room. Works Great.
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Jeramia Sawyer
Greater than one weekThis works great. I don’t know why it ask temp control and a review but it does what it’s supposed to do. That’s all we ask. Thank you to the designers of this product. It does what it is designed to do.
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mike
> 3 daybought this about 2 weeks ago. Pros: it works. cons: after a week and a half of use, it seems to randomly trip Er and alarm goes off. Sometimes it recovers, sometimes it doesnt. You also cant have a low humidity warning go off if the humidity is above 50%. So if you are trying to maintain a 85-95% range, you arent going to get an alert that your humidifier needs more water until it hits 50%.