Humidity sensor

sm74Member

Can anyone recommend a quality humidity sensor for my cellar? I see a number on eBay but prices vary widely. Do you get what you pay for, or am I just getting over charged with the expensive units?

7/20/1412:04 AM

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michaelyMember

I keep my cigars in a cooler the walk in closet in my bedroom. I have a Radio shack wireless thermometer/hygrometer. I paid less than $20 for it in on clearance. You should not have trouble getting a quality unit for $20-30 and an extra sensor for for $10-$15 if needed.

You can always do a salt test for accuracy.

7/10/151:03 PM

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