Temperature and Humidity Sensor

A PIERRE Wave - Temperature and Humidity Sensor is engineered to provide accurate readings for both environmental factors temperature and humidity in its surroundings.

Physically, this device appears as a small, cylindrical device enclosed in a protective casing from environmental factors like dust and moisture.

It includes a temperature sensor that can be a thermistor (a type of resistor whose resistance varies significantly with temperature) or a semiconductor-based temperature sensor like a digital temperature sensor (e.g., DS18B20).

Common types include capacitive humidity sensors, which measure humidity based on changes in capacitance due to water absorption, or resistive humidity sensors that use changes in resistance to measure humidity.

These sensors are integrated with electronic components such as an analog-to-digital converter (ADC) or a microcontroller to process the sensor data and provide a digital output. Connectivity options such as UART or I2C interfaces enable seamless communication with microcontrollers or other devices.
Mounting features such as holes or tabs facilitate easy installation on circuit boards, walls, or within devices. 
Some models include indicator LEDs to display power status or current sensor readings.

Distribution network indicator typically refers to a feature or parameter that indicates the quality and reliability of the communication network used to transmit data from the sensors to the central monitoring or control system.

You can create as many scenarios as you need in order to control heating and cooling according to all your needs based on the  temperature and humidity displayed by this device.