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Carlo Gavazzi ESTHWA is a wall-mounted temperature and relative humidity transmitter with 0–50 °C temperature measurement, 0–100% RH measurement and 4–20 mA analogue current output for HVAC and building automation applications.
The Carlo Gavazzi ESTHWA is a compact wall-mounted temperature and relative humidity transmitter designed for continuous environmental monitoring in HVAC, building automation and indoor climate control applications. Combining temperature and humidity measurement in a single device simplifies installation while providing the key environmental signals required by compatible control systems.
The ESTHWA measures temperature across a 0–50 °C range and relative humidity across 0–100% RH. Its standard 4–20 mA analogue current output provides a robust industrial signal for connection to compatible PLCs, HVAC controllers and building management systems, particularly where reliable transmission over longer cable runs is required.
Designed specifically for wall mounting, the ESTHWA operates from a flexible 8–35 V DC or 12–30 V AC supply. The transmitter features an IP54 housing, IP20 sensing element and M12 electrical connection, making it a practical solution for commercial buildings, offices, environmental control systems and other indoor temperature and humidity monitoring applications.
Temperature and relative humidity are fundamental parameters for controlling indoor environmental conditions. Continuous measurement enables HVAC and building automation systems to respond to changes in room conditions, helping regulate heating, cooling, ventilation and humidity-control equipment according to the requirements of the occupied space or process.
The ESTHWA converts measured environmental conditions into a standard 4–20 mA current signal, providing a widely used interface for industrial and building automation equipment. Its wall-mounted construction makes it particularly suitable for monitoring room conditions in offices, commercial premises, storage areas and other controlled indoor environments.
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| Connection | M12 connector | |
|---|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Carlo Gavazzi | |
| Series | EST Environmental Sensors | |
| Model | ESTHWA | |
| Product type | Temperature and relative humidity transmitter | |
| Measured parameters | Temperature and relative humidity | |
| Mounting type | Wall mounting | |
| Temperature measuring range | 0–50 °C | |
| Relative humidity measuring range | 0–100% RH | |
| Analogue output | 4–20 mA | |
| Power supply | 8–35 V DC or 12–30 V AC | |
| Operating temperature | 0–50 °C | |
| Housing protection rating | IP54 | |
| Sensing element protection rating | IP20 | |
| Electrical connection | M12 plug | |
| Standardised dimensions | 140 × 80 × 38 mm |
The ESTHWA is designed for wall-mounted temperature and relative humidity monitoring in HVAC, building automation and indoor environmental control applications.
The ESTHWA measures temperature across a range of 0–50 °C, making it suitable for a wide range of indoor environmental monitoring applications.
The transmitter measures relative humidity across a range of 0–100% RH.
The ESTHWA provides a standard 4–20 mA analogue current output for integration with compatible PLCs, HVAC controllers and building management systems.
The ESTHWA operates from an 8–35 V DC or 12–30 V AC supply, providing flexibility for integration into common industrial and building automation systems.
Carlo Gavazzi environmental sensors provide practical temperature and humidity monitoring for HVAC, building automation and indoor climate control applications, combining standard industrial analogue signalling with straightforward installation and integration.
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