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1. Intended use
The device is intended for measuring the degree of moisture in wood and derived timber
products. The degree of moisture can be monitored over a certain course of time. Two plug
gauges are used for measuring, which are held on or inserted into the material to be measured.
Alternatively, measurements with automatic temperature factor correction by means of a
measuring probe are possible. The measuring probe can also carry out wood temperature
measurements.
A calibration tester is integrated into the protective cap. The protective cap must always be
snapped on when the device is not in use.
Any usage other than described above is not permitted and can damage the device and lead
to associated risks such as short-circuit, fire, electric shock, etc. No part of the product may
be modified or rebuilt. Please strictly comply with all safety instructions contained in these
operating instructions. Keep the operating instructions for further reference.
We do not assume liability for resulting damages to property or personal injury if the product
has been abused in any way, malfunction, improper use, or failure to observe these operating
instructions. The warranty will then be null and void! A triangle with a quotation mark indicates
instructions in the manual that have to be complied with under any circumstances. Carefully
read the whole operating instructions before operating the device. It contains important
information concerning the proper functioning of the device.
2. Features
Large LC display
Automatic temperature factor correction
Temperature probe
3. Package contents
Wood moisture tester
2 x size AAA batteries
Moisture probe
Temperature probe
10 x spare plug gauges
Operating instructions
4. Explanation of symbols
This symbol indicates important information in these operating instructions that
absolutely must be observed.
This symbol refers to additional information for operation of a device.
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Picea jezoensis (18-28%mc) C Opepe H
Picea jezoensis (8-18%mc) J Orme anglais E
Picea sitchensis. C Orme blanc E
Pinus caribaea. C Orme écorce grise, Japon B
Pinus contorta. A Orme, Amérique du Nord E
Pinus lampertiana. C Ovoe C
Pinus nigra. C Padang A
Pinus palustris. C Padauk d’Afrique F
Pinus pinaster. B Palissandre des Indes A
Pinus ponderosa. C Panga Panga A
Pinus radiate. C Peuplier noir A
Pinus spp. B Pillarwood F
Pinus strobus. A Pin blanc de Nouvelle-Zélande B
Pinus sylvestris. A Pin d’Amérique longue feuille C
Pinus thunbergii. B Pin de Riga (Europe) A
Pipadeniastrum africanum A Pin jaune A
Piptadenia africana. A Pin kauri E
Podocarpus dacrydiodes. B Pin lodgepole A
Podocarpus spicatus. C Pin maritime B
Podocarpus totara. E Pin noir du Japon B
Populus spp. A Pin rouge B
Pruns avium. J Pin sucré C
Pseudotsuga menzesii. B Pin sylvestre A
Pterocarpus angolensis. G Pin, Bunya B
Pterocarpus indicus. G Pin, Caraïbes C
Pterocarpus soyauxii. F Pin, Corse C
Pterygota bequaertii. A Pin, Hoop C
Quercus cerris. E Pin, Huon B
Quercus delegatensis. C Pin, Nicaragua C
Quercus gigantean. C Pin, Parana B
Quercus robur. A Pin, Ponderosa C
Quercus spp. A Pin, Radiata C
Ricinodendron heudelotti. F Pitchpin américain C
Sarcocepalus diderrichii. H Plaqueminier G
Scottellia coriacea. E Pterygota, Afrique A
Sequoia sempervirens. B Pyinkado E
Shorea smithiana. G Ramin G
Shorea spp. B Santa Maria H
Sterculia rhinopetala. A Sapele C
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