مقياس الرطوبة قياس (8mm) من ستانلي موديل (0-77-030)

Designed for wood, drywall, and other construction materials. It's ideal for checking moisture in walls, floors, panels, and similar substrates during renovation or installation.

Pin length: 8 mm; dual-pin sensing; measurement range: 0%–100% moisture; display: bright LED/LCD; power: built-in battery with low-battery indicator; compact, lightweight design for portability.

1) Turn on the meter. 2) Press both pins into the material until you get a stable reading. 3) Read the moisture value from the display. 4) Remove pins and switch off when finished.

No. Do not insert the pins into live electrical areas or near energized components. Use on non-conductive materials and test away from electrical hazards.

The meter provides quick, relative moisture readings. For consistency, take multiple readings in different spots, ensure good pin penetration, and replace the battery if readings appear unstable or the display dim.

Wipe pins clean after use to prevent corrosion, store in a dry place, and avoid excessive force that could bend the pins. Check batteries regularly via the low-battery indicator.

It’s a handheld tool designed for non-destructive moisture assessment. Use as directed; avoid disassembly. The device includes a low-battery indicator to prevent inaccurate readings.

If you’re comparing options on Fepy, you might consider: - Stanley 6mm Moisture Meter: https://fepy.com/product/stanley-6mm-moisture-meter - General Tools MMD4E Moisture Meter: https://fepy.com/product/general-tools-mmd4e-wood-moisture-meter - Tacklife MD01 Pin-Type Moisture Meter: https://fepy.com/product/tacklife-md01-moisture-meter

Assess moisture in wooden framing, drywall, plywood, concrete forms, and other building materials; check for hidden dampness behind walls, floors, or ceilings; verify material suitability before finishing or installation.

Lower readings (near 0–15%) typically indicate dry material, mid-range (15–20%+) suggests moisture presence that may require drying or remediation, and consistently high values indicate potential rot risk or mold concerns. Always compare readings across locations and follow project-specific guidelines.