Pins insert or screw into compatible moisture meters to replace damaged or worn pins.

These moisture meter probes pair with compatible meters to extend reach and test areas that are difficult to access or penetrate.

Moisture meter electrodes penetrate the material being tested. They send a current between the two electrodes, and report the moisture level to the user. Electrodes come in varying configurations to test materials like veneer, plaster, masonry, and wood.

Moisture meter hole liners, also called Relative Humidity (RH) sleeves, preserve the relative humidity of a drilled hole in concrete at the desired depth. The liner has no bottom so the tip of the probe can easily measure the concrete. They ensure projects meet high quality and safety standards. These liners can also be used when measuring other materials like drywall, roofs, and ceilings.

Moisture meter cables connect moisture meters or data loggers to compatible probes.

Moisture Meter cases protect the meter as well as cords, probes, or other accessories during travel or storage.

Humidity sensors, or hygrometers, measure the relative humidity (RH) in wood, concrete, and other substrates. Humidity sensors detect moisture and water damage in flooring installations, home inspections, and building inspections.

Gypsom sensors monitor the moisture level available to plants. This protects against over- or under-watering, minimizes water waste, and aids in irrigation scheduling.

Moisture probe extension poles connect compatible pins or probes to moisture meters. These extensions test hard-to-reach areas or spaces that require distance to take readings safely.