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	Humidistats are used in places - such as greenhouses or climate controlled warehouses - where levels of humidity require monitoring and control. In some buildings, humidistats are incorporated into heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems to measure relative humidity and control the HVAC equipment.		Humidistats are used in places - such as greenhouses or climate controlled warehouses - where levels of humidity require monitoring and control. In some buildings, humidistats are incorporated into heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems to measure relative humidity and control the HVAC equipment.

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	* Building related illness.		* Building related illness.
		+	* Dehumidification.
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	* Electrical control systems.		* Electrical control systems.

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	It defines a humidistat as: ‘A device that regulates the relative humidity of the surrounding air’.		It defines a humidistat as: ‘A device that regulates the relative humidity of the surrounding air’.

−	A humidistat may also be referred to as a hygrostat, humidistat control or humidity sensor.	+	A humidistat may also be referred to as a hygrostat, humidistat control or humidity sensor. It is similar to a thermometer, but it uses hygrometers to measure relative humidity levels - and not temperature. It then controls these levels (similar to how a thermostat controls temperature).

−	This piece of equipment is similar to a thermometer, but it uses hygrometers to measure relative humidity levels - and not temperature - within a space. It then controls these levels (similar to how a thermostat controls temperature).	+	Humidistats are used in places - such as greenhouses or climate controlled warehouses - where levels of humidity require monitoring and control. In some buildings, humidistats are incorporated into heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems to measure relative humidity and control the HVAC equipment.
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−	Humidistats are used in places - such as greenhouses or climate controlled warehouses - where levels of humidity require monitoring and control. In some buildings, humidistats are incorporated into heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems to measure ~~air~~ relative humidity and control the HVAC equipment.	+
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−	~~In addition to being incorporated into HVAC systems, humidistats are often incorporated into certain types of equipment as well. They are not typically sold or used on their own as independent devices~~.	+

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	Humidistats are used in places - such as greenhouses or climate controlled warehouses - where levels of humidity require monitoring and control. In some buildings, humidistats are incorporated into heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems to measure air relative humidity and control the HVAC equipment.		Humidistats are used in places - such as greenhouses or climate controlled warehouses - where levels of humidity require monitoring and control. In some buildings, humidistats are incorporated into heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems to measure air relative humidity and control the HVAC equipment.

−	In addition to being incorporated into HVAC systems, humidistats are often incorporated into certain types of equipment as well. They are not typically sold or used on their own.	+	In addition to being incorporated into HVAC systems, humidistats are often incorporated into certain types of equipment as well. They are not typically sold or used on their own as independent devices.

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	Humidistats are used in places - such as greenhouses or climate controlled warehouses - where levels of humidity require monitoring and control. In some buildings, humidistats are incorporated into heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems to measure air relative humidity and control the HVAC equipment.		Humidistats are used in places - such as greenhouses or climate controlled warehouses - where levels of humidity require monitoring and control. In some buildings, humidistats are incorporated into heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems to measure air relative humidity and control the HVAC equipment.

−	~~Humidistats~~ are often incorporated into certain types of equipment. They are not typically sold or used on their own.	+	In addition to being incorporated into HVAC systems, humidistats are often incorporated into certain types of equipment as well. They are not typically sold or used on their own.

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	A humidistat may also be referred to as a hygrostat, humidistat control or humidity sensor.		A humidistat may also be referred to as a hygrostat, humidistat control or humidity sensor.

−	This piece of equipment is similar to a thermometer, but it uses hygrometers to measure relative humidity levels - and not temperature - within a space.	+	This piece of equipment is similar to a thermometer, but it uses hygrometers to measure relative humidity levels - and not temperature - within a space. It then controls these levels (similar to how a thermostat controls temperature).

	Humidistats are used in places - such as greenhouses or climate controlled warehouses - where levels of humidity require monitoring and control. In some buildings, humidistats are incorporated into heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems to measure air relative humidity and control the HVAC equipment.		Humidistats are used in places - such as greenhouses or climate controlled warehouses - where levels of humidity require monitoring and control. In some buildings, humidistats are incorporated into heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems to measure air relative humidity and control the HVAC equipment.

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−	* Drying room - Scotland	+	* Building related illness.
		+	* Drying room - Scotland.
		+	* Electrical control systems.
		+	* Humidity.
		+	* HVAC.
		+	* Thermostat.

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Collins Fix It Manual was published in 2003. It was created for HarperCollins by Jackson Day and conceived by David Day, Simon Jennings and Albert Jackson.

It defines a humidistat as: ‘A device that regulates the relative humidity of the surrounding air’.

A humidistat may also be referred to as a hygrostat, humidistat control or humidity sensor.

This piece of equipment is similar to a thermometer, but it uses hygrometers to measure relative humidity levels - and not temperature - within a space.

Humidistats are used in places - such as greenhouses or climate controlled warehouses - where levels of humidity require monitoring and control. In some buildings, humidistats are incorporated into heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems to measure air relative humidity and control the HVAC equipment.

Humidistats are often incorporated into certain types of equipment. They are not typically sold or used on their own.

= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =

* Drying room - Scotland

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