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Carlo Gavazzi CGESHTDAL is a duct-mounted humidity and temperature transmitter with a 200 mm probe, 10–95% RH and 0–50 °C measuring ranges, and 4–20 mA DC current-loop outputs for HVAC and building automation systems.
The Carlo Gavazzi CGESHTDAL is a duct-mounted humidity and temperature transmitter designed for continuous environmental measurement in HVAC, ventilation and building automation systems. As part of the Carlo Gavazzi CGES environmental sensor range, it combines relative humidity and temperature measurement in a single industrial sensor with standard 4–20 mA current-loop outputs.
The CGESHTDAL measures relative humidity across a 10–95% RH range and temperature across a 0–50 °C range. Its 200 mm duct probe allows the sensing element to be positioned directly within an air duct, providing representative measurements of the air passing through ventilation and air-handling systems.
Both humidity and temperature are transmitted using industry-standard 4–20 mA DC analogue outputs, making the CGESHTDAL straightforward to integrate with compatible HVAC controllers, PLCs and building management systems. Its loop-powered design and dedicated duct-mounting format provide a practical solution for monitoring environmental conditions throughout commercial and industrial ventilation systems.
Humidity and temperature are important parameters for controlling indoor climate, ventilation and air-conditioning systems. By measuring both conditions directly within an air duct, the Carlo Gavazzi CGESHTDAL allows compatible control systems to monitor supply, return or extract air and respond to changing environmental conditions.
The transmitter converts its humidity and temperature measurements into standard 4–20 mA current-loop signals, providing a robust interface for connection to HVAC controllers, PLC analogue inputs and building management systems. Its 200 mm probe is designed for insertion into ductwork, helping provide representative measurement of the air stream rather than the surrounding room environment.
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| Output Type | Analogue | |
|---|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Carlo Gavazzi | |
| Series | CGES Environmental Sensors | |
| Model | CGESHTDAL | |
| Product type | Humidity and temperature transmitter | |
| Measured parameters | Relative humidity and temperature | |
| Relative humidity range | 10–95% RH | |
| Temperature range | 0–50 °C | |
| Humidity output | 4–20 mA DC | |
| Temperature output | 4–20 mA DC | |
| Output type | Analogue current loop | |
| Power configuration | Loop powered | |
| Probe length | 200 mm | |
| Mounting type | Duct mounting | |
| Application | HVAC, ventilation and building automation |
The CGESHTDAL simultaneously measures relative humidity and temperature, allowing both environmental parameters to be monitored from a single duct-mounted transmitter.
The sensor measures relative humidity across a 10–95% RH range and temperature across a 0–50 °C range.
The CGESHTDAL provides 4–20 mA DC analogue current-loop outputs for both relative humidity and temperature, allowing connection to compatible HVAC controllers, PLCs and building management systems.
The CGESHTDAL has a 200 mm duct probe, allowing the sensing element to be positioned within the airflow of a ventilation or air-handling duct.
The CGESHTDAL is designed for duct mounting and is typically installed in HVAC, ventilation and air-handling systems where continuous humidity and temperature monitoring is required.
Carlo Gavazzi CGES environmental sensors provide practical measurement solutions for HVAC and building automation systems, combining humidity and temperature monitoring with standard industrial analogue outputs and dedicated duct-mounted designs.
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