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Dew point meter
Maintaining the dew point of your compressed air or gas system ensures a longer life for your equipment and reduces maintenance costs. It is therefore recommended that the humidity level of your installation is constantly monitored. Our dew point sensors, also known as dew point meters or dew point monitors, provide accurate dew point measurement of your factory’s pipelines. This insight helps you avoid exceeding acceptable limits. VPInstruments’ dew point sensors are designed with ease of use in mind and come with all the features needed to make installation and operation as simple as possible.
The right dew point meter for every situation
Our range of dew point sensors includes two dew point meters: the VP Dew Point Sensor and the Dew Point Sensor – extreme dry air. The VP Dew Point Sensor has a very large measurement range and is adequate for most of your dew point measurement applications (refrigerant and desiccant type dryers). The second one is specifically designed for applications with extremely dry air. The calibrated dew point meters can be incorporated directly into VPVision or they can be connected to your compressed air or gas management and control system.
“For manufacturers using compressed air VPInstruments provides excellent measurement solutions including flow meters, dew point sensors and monitoring systems that allow you to identify and eliminate energy losses in your factory. Kudos to the VPInstruments Team.“
– Matthew Waita, Ren Engineering Solutions
Real-time insights with a dew point sensor
Continuous monitoring with a dew point meter offers valuable, real-time insights into your system’s performance. By measuring the dew point constantly, you gain a clear understanding of the moisture levels within your compressed air or gas systems. This allows you to proactively manage humidity, ensuring optimal conditions for your processes. With integrated data, you can monitor trends over time and make informed decisions to prevent issues like corrosion, contamination, and inefficiencies. The real-time data can be seamlessly integrated into your existing management system, enabling automated responses to changing conditions and optimizing performance. Continuous monitoring also provides early warnings of potential problems, giving you the ability to address issues before they affect production or cause damage to equipment. By leveraging this detailed, real-time information, you can improve reliability, reduce maintenance costs, and enhance the overall efficiency of your operations.
