Digital Hay Moisture Meter LHMM-T2013

Introduction

The Hay Moisture Meter is used for measuring the moisture levels in hay stacks for better preservation and prevention of damage due to rotting. It has a digital display. Its operating conditions involve the temperature range of 10°C to 60 °C, allowing accuracy in different temperatures. The probe length is 280 mm, featuring deep penetration in the haystack and accuracy in the measurement. Our hay moisture meter has an application in areas just as alfalfa, leymus chinensis, orchard grass, pennisetum hydridum, and other hays.

This analytical equipment is designed to meet the rigorous requirements of modern laboratory operations, ensuring high precision, reliability, and ease of use for various experimental applications.

Applications

The Hay Moisture Meter is used for measuring the moisture levels in hay stacks for better preservation and prevention of damage due to rotting. Our hay moisture meter has an application in areas just as alfalfa, leymus chinensis, orchard grass, pennisetum hydridum, and other hays.

Specifications

Measuring Range	0-80%
Resolution	0.1
Accuracy	± 0.5
Display
Power Supply	4 × 1.5 size (UM-4) battery
Main Dimensions (W × D × H)	140 × 65 × 24 mm
Sensor Dimensions (W × D × H)	370 × 45 × 22 mm
Packing Dimensions (W × D × H)	51 × 34 × 44 cm
Net Weight	265 g

Features

Portable Design

Compact

Low Battery Notification

Auto Power-off Feature

FAQs

1. How is the Hay Moisture Meter calibrated and maintained for accuracy?

The Hay Moisture Meter comes pre-calibrated but allows for manual calibration adjustments if needed, especially when testing different forage types. Calibration is typically done using reference samples or by comparing with standard lab results. Maintenance involves cleaning the stainless-steel probe after each use, checking the battery regularly, and storing the meter in a dry, cool place. Avoid bending or damaging the probe. Routine care ensures long-term reliability and consistent performance in field conditions.

2. What features make the Hay Moisture Meter ideal for field use in agriculture?

Hay Moisture Meter is designed for durability and ease of use, featuring a long stainless-steel probe for deep bale penetration, a large digital display for clear readings, and an ergonomic handle for comfort during extended use. It is battery-powered with an auto power-off function, offering portability for farm or field applications. The fast response time and sturdy build make it ideal for farmers, agronomists, and feed suppliers needing accurate moisture control during harvest and storage.

3. What is the moisture measurement range of the Hay Moisture Meter ?

Hay Moisture Meter measures moisture content in hay from 10% to 80%, making it highly effective for monitoring baled or loose hay. This wide range helps prevent spoilage, mold growth, or spontaneous combustion due to excess moisture. It provides fast, real-time readings, enabling farmers and storage personnel to ensure optimal hay conditions for safe storage and livestock feeding. The meter supports quality assurance in agriculture by improving storage management and preserving hay nutritional value.

4. How does the Hay Moisture Meter measure moisture in hay?

The Hay Moisture Meter uses the resistance measurement principle, where two stainless steel probes detect the electrical resistance of hay. As moisture levels change, so does the resistance, which is then converted into a percentage by the internal microprocessor. This method allows for quick and reliable readings directly from hay bales or stacks. It is a non-destructive and efficient technique that gives immediate insight into the moisture condition of forage, promoting safe storage and feed quality.

5. Is the Hay Moisture Meter suitable for other forage materials besides hay?

Yes, Hay Moisture Meter is designed to measure moisture not only in hay but also in other forage materials like alfalfa, straw, and silage. It provides accurate readings across a range of fibrous, dried agricultural products. Users can insert the long stainless-steel probes directly into different forage types, and the meter adapts well to their density and moisture levels. However, for best accuracy, users should consult the manual and calibrate accordingly based on the material tested.