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A '''hygrometer''' is a device used to measure relative humidity. In a vivarium, a hygrometer may be used to monitor humidity levels inside an enclosure. These devices come in both analog and digital formats - the main differences being the mechanisms by which humidity is measured and displayed Most retail hygrometers lose accuracy or malfunction when left in high humidity (70%+) environments for long periods of time - or when they come into direct contact with water. A hygrometer may give an inaccurate reading if there are water droplets on the sensor. For best results: * Store the hygrometer outside of the enclosure to ensure accuracy and longevity. * Use the hygrometer to take a reading, then remove it from the enclosure. * Avoid misting or spraying water directly onto the hygrometer.
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