Fugtmåler Laserliner DampMaster Compact Plus

The Laserliner DampMaster Compact Plus is a professional moisture meter for determining moisture content in wood and building materials. It features a compact, ergonomically rubberised housing and a large illuminated LC display that shows material, measurement value, bar display and MIN/MAX simultaneously. The device supports Bluetooth for transferring measurement data and accepts replaceable measuring spikes. It is powered by AAA batteries and is designed for reliable on-site moisture measurement in construction and woodworking applications.

Advantages

The DampMaster Compact Plus provides material-specific measurements via selectable material groups, increasing measurement accuracy for various woods and building materials. A 12‑colour LED wet/dry indicator gives an immediate visual assessment (green = dry, yellow = moist, red = wet), while indicator-mode enables quick localisation by showing relative increases or decreases. The instrument offers automatic or manual temperature compensation, adjustable LCD backlight, self-test function using the protective cap and automatic power-off for energy saving.

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How to use

Select the appropriate material group on the device to match the material being measured, switch on the meter and, if necessary, adjust temperature compensation. For penetration measurements, attach or check the replaceable measuring spikes and insert them into the material until a stable reading appears on the LC display. Use the indicator-mode for rapid comparison measurements to locate areas of higher moisture. Transfer recorded measurements via Bluetooth to a compatible device if data logging is required.

Recommendations

Perform a reference check in the protective cap with the self-test function before critical measurements. Use the material selection to improve accuracy, keep the measuring spikes clean and replace them when worn. For temperature-sensitive materials, enable temperature compensation and allow the device to stabilise to the material temperature before measuring.