Dew Point and Temperature Meter Series DMT340

Note that the DMT340 series is being discontinued. It is replaced by Indigo family products. Do not specify DMT340 for new projects, instead view Indigo transmitters and probes that are also designed for use in demanding applications.

Condensation-resistant DMT340 is designed for industrial low-humidity applications such as industrial dryingcompressed air systemssemiconductor industry, dry rooms, baking ovens, and metal heat treatment to provide accurate and reliable measurement.

Features

  • Vaisala DRYCAP® sensor provides accurate, reliable measurement with excellent long-term stability and fast response time
  • Condensation-resistant
  • Unique auto-calibration feature
  • Graphical display and keypad for convenient operation
  • Optional alarm relays and mains power supply module
  • Integrated data logging with over four years of measurement history
  • Traceable calibration (certificate included)

Looking for DMT340 performance with interchangeable probes and a transmitter supporting two probes? View Indigo family.

There are several models for different types of needs:

  • DMT341 for wall-mounting, see also DMP7
  • DMT344 for pressurized processes, see also DMP8
  • DMT347 with small pressure-tight probe, see also DMP7
  • DMT348 for pressurized pipelines, see also DMP8

DMT340 is compatible with the Vaisala DRYCAP® Handheld Dew Point Meter DM70.

Key benefits

Choose the probe suitable for your needs

Five different probe types designed to meet various requirements.

Easy maintenance

The Vaisala DRYCAP® sensor is immune to particulate contamination, water condensation, oil vapor, and most chemicals.

Stable measurement

The auto-calibration feature allows the transmitter to perform calibration and adjustment by itself while the measured process is running.

Product Resources

eGuide

Download Vaisala Compressed Air eGuide

Measuring small changes can add to immeasurable results in quality, safety, and efficiency.

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Application note

Dew point sensing technologies and their performance differences in compressed air applications

Moisture is a constant issue in compressed air systems. When dew point sensors are working optimally, measures can be taken to avoid malfunctions, inefficient operations or poor quality end product. However, the measurement of dew point in compressed air systems can present many challenges that lead to erroneous readings, poor stability, and even sensor failures.

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Customer case

Optimized drying process helps Isolava cut energy consumption and improve end-product quality

Isolava began a project to optimize the drying process, led by Project Engineer Peter Vaneyghen. The first step was to install humidity sensors in the dryer in order to get a better understanding of the dynamics of the drying process. The consumption of natural gas alone has decreased by some 20% and the annual savings across all ten dryers add up to hundreds of thousands of euros.

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Webinar

The essentials with compressed air dew point

In this webinar Product Managers Antti Viitanen and Joni Partanen discuss the benefits of measuring dew point in compressed air.

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Application note

Compressed air dew point sampling

See what aspects should be considered to get a representative sample of the process gas and avoid potential sources of error.

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