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NZ Healthy Homes Hygrometer — Landlord Damp Check (Digital Display)
NZ Healthy Homes Hygrometer — Landlord Damp Check (Digital Display)
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A simple digital hygrometer for landlords and homeowners who want to know what the humidity in a room is actually doing — not guess from how it feels. Sit it in a bedroom, living room or hallway, leave it for a few hours, and read the indoor humidity and temperature off the display.
What landlords use it for
- Spot-checking damp-prone rooms between tenancies or before an inspection.
- Backing up a maintenance note with a reading and a date instead of "felt damp".
- Checking whether extract fans and ventilation are making a measurable difference.
- Showing tenants a number when heating and airing habits come up.
What it is
- Digital display showing relative humidity and temperature.
- Battery-powered, stands on a shelf or sits on a windowsill.
- Small enough to move room to room during a check.
What it is not
This is a consumer-grade indicator, not a calibrated instrument. It is not a Healthy Homes assessment, not a building report, and not evidence of compliance on its own. The Healthy Homes Standards set requirements for heating, insulation, ventilation, moisture ingress and drainage, and draught stopping — check Tenancy Services for what applies to your property, and use a qualified assessor or builder where one is needed.
Pricing, GST and shipping
Listed price excludes GST; GST is added at checkout. This is a physical item, so shipping is calculated at checkout and delivery times apply. Not NZ-made — it is imported and shipped to you.
Keep the readings with the rest of your paperwork
A reading is only useful if you can find it again in April. The NZ Landlord Compliance Kit (NZ$99, excl. GST) gives you Healthy Homes, bond and IR3R registers to log checks against each property; the NZ Landlord Pack (NZ$39, excl. GST) is the lighter starting point. Both are instant downloads.
General information only — not legal, tax or building advice.
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