User manuals and software for the PSY1 Psychrometer
Supporting manuals and software programs for the PSY1 Psychrometer (both plant and leaf versions) can be found here.
Full details of the PSY1 Psychrometer can be found on the product page, found here.
PSY1 Psychrometer Reference List
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