Digital Wi-Fi Humidity Controller IHC-200 Dual Outlet Pre-Wired Humidistat for Mushroom Growing Curing Meat Reptile Greenhouse Support Humidifier Dehumidifier Fan iOS&Andriod.

I've been waiting months for the wifi version of the IHC-200 to be released and once again inkbird never fails to impress. Now that I own this model paired with my IHC-308 I can monitor my curing chamber when iam away from home using the Inkbird smart app on my phone. This controller is completely Plug and Play comes with a dual relay output that supports both your humidifier and dehumidifier equipment. On your display screen you will have a display that shows your humidity value and the measured value at the same time on this model like the non-wifi model you're also able to calibrate. It also comes with a control delay protection a high low humidity alarm and a probe fault alarm. The humidity measurement range is from 10% to 99% RH, the display accuracy is from 0.1%RH. The controller unit comes with a two-year warranty and the probe comes with a one-year warranty. This is a must have unit for anyone that is involved in making charcuterie inkbird stands behind their equipment and it's very reliable I highly recommend this controller compared to other Wi-Fi humidity controllers the price of the IHC 200 is much lower if you don't own one I suggest you do

this thing works great. It’s accurate. We’re going to use it inside our chicken shed for the winter so we can monitor the humidity. We have a fan to turn on if it gets too high so they don’t get frostbite.

This unit is fine for uses where you don't need super fine control of the humidity. I have the sense that it's not consistent. I have several very steady and accurate humidity gauges that always read at constant differences apart from each other. One is dead on whenever I calibrate it with a salt test. This unit varies from it over time by as much as two or three percent in either direction, and the deviation is not consistent, so calibrating it doesn't help much. Still, this control is pretty amazing for the price and the Wi-Fi feature is really nice to have.

I have been using the original version of this controller for about 3 years, and it was great. My only complaint was that programming it was kind of a ball ache. It was a lot of button pushing and trying to remember what the two -letter or digit abbreviation meant, hoping you set it right, and trying not to get too impatient and going past the option you wanted and having to scroll back through everything again to get where you wanted to. Of course, once you got the settings where you need them, it was awesome and handled the humidifier for my walk-in cigar humidor very well. This new model is just as capable, plus it adds all of the convenience of wifi connectivity which does two things for you. First, it makes programming it and adjusting the settings so much easier. You just download the app, connect it, and go. It lets you see all of the settings at once, directly edit whatever you want, save and go. It also means you can monitor the humidity and see the history of the readings from anywhere. In addition to the original unit, I used to also use a Govee humidity and temperature unit so I could remotely monitor my humidor. With this, it at least handles monitoring humidity, so the Govee isn't as necessary as it was. I'm sure there are plenty of other uses for this thing, but for managing humidity for a walk-in or even a larger cabinet humidor, it works wonders.

This is the best humidity controller on the market. Works easily and connects to wifi. Easy to set up and it just works. Exactly what you need. Now moving onto the technical side. You can use this to remotely control directly from your cell phone using 2.4Ghz band WiFi. I currently use a Netgear Nighthawk router that works seamlessly with this controller. The display on this is crystal clear and what's nice is that you can use the top screw hole to mount anywhere. It even has alarms that you can set to alert you if readings are out of the parameters that you set. Customer support is top tier as well. I like how it doesn't use up an outlet by providing an extra set of outlets built into the device. All in all, I would definitely recommend this.

These units will eventually stop working and you’ll have to buy more. I’ve had a couple go bad and the manufacturer does NOT care.

What can I say inkbird as a company has been nothing but awesome. Shawn made sure that I was able to get exactly what I wanted and needed for my Argentine black-and-white Tegu. Excellent customer service and really overall just a great experience. As for this humidity controller I've had a handful and by far this one makes all the rest look like absolute garbage, not only is it wifi-enabled but it's also app enabled and very accurate. It has alarms for low and high humidity and not only does it humidify but it can also dehumidify. So really there's absolutely no reason why any enclosure for a reptile or any sort of horticulture or hydroponic enclosure of any sort should ever have its humidity out of check with this controller. This is definitely a product that I won't need to replace very soon but when the time comes I will be getting another one or the updated version by then and I will definitely be shopping with inkbird from this point on.

I just received this product yesterday to be used in a room where I will be curing meat. Set up was simple and the app is pretty intuitive, EXCEPT... After installing the app in my iPhone and adding the device, I can see that it recognizes the device as the IHC-200-WiFi. So far, so good. At the bottom of the screen when viewing the current humidity readout, there is an icon that reads 'Humidity Trend Diagram'. When I tap that icon, i get a screen with the title 'Temperature Trend Chart'!!! Also, there is no data in the trend or in the tabulated details below it. I have deleted and re-added the device as well as deleted and re-installed the app. Same problem. Then I noticed in the screens where you select new devices to add, the IHC-200 is listed as a TEMPERATURE CONTROLLER. Interesting, right? Not sure if it's a problem with the app or the device - I am using an iPhone and I have installed version 3.1.20 of InkBird Pro. However the device actually does function properly - i.e. turns on and off something plugged into the appropriate outlet when the humidity goes below or above the setpoint. I tested it with a droplight for now since I have not installed it in my curing room yet. I have e-mailed support about 12 hours ago explaining the problem along with the screenshots I have posted here. I will give them another day or so to respond considering they claim to respond to all support requests within 24 hours. I will be happy to update my review and give them more stars if they resolve this quickly. If I don't have a resolution within a couple of days, I will return the item and never buy from this vendor again. Oct. 28 Update: Updating my rating to 3 stars. Here's why: The seller did respond in response to my review last night and informed me that they are aware of issues with the app and are working on it. They also requested that I contact them through Amazon, which I am happy to do in the future. Note that I have not gotten any responses from their Support e-mail that they recommend you contact in the instructions and on their website. Regarding the device itself, it is still functioning perfectly. I have started seeing historical trend data in the app, but it is still trying to trend temperature instead of humidity. I'll post more when/if they resolve the issue with the app... Update 11/18/2020 - Back to 1 star. While they did resolve the problem with the app and it beg and trending humidity, about a week ago it stopped reporting data. The app showed the unit 'Offline'. I ensured that my phone was on the same WiFi network, it still did not report data to the app. I decided to remove and re-add the device to the app and after trying about a dozen times it will not connect. I have verified that the network is 2.4GHz and that I am using the correct password. I also have the device and my phone about 18" away from the wireless router. The whole point of this device is to be able to monitor the humidity in the room remotely and it fails miserably.