Humidity measurement for
Cheese Cellar
Humidity measurement is vital to maintaining food quality, ensuring safety, complying with regulations, and optimizing production efficiency. It’s a fundamental part of modern food industry practices.

Novasina provides humidity & temperature sensors with highest accuracy and reliability specifically for the challenging environment in cheese cellars and general high humidity requirements.
Sensors have long life time without maintenance and can be recalibrated or exchanged by plug and play technology.
Here is our ideal product for your climate control:
“nSens-HT-EIH” reliable and accurate humidity and temperature sensor
with Variety of transmitters & communication options for your existing control & building automation system.
Key reasons why precise humidity control and measurement are essential:
1. Product Quality and Consistency
- Moisture affects texture, taste, and appearance: For example, baked goods can become soggy if humidity is too high or dry out if it’s too low.
- Ensures uniformity: Proper humidity control helps maintain a consistent product across batches.
2. Shelf Life and Preservation
- Microbial growth: High humidity promotes the growth of mold, bacteria, and yeast, which can spoil food quickly.
- Dehydrated products: Low humidity is essential for preserving dry foods like powdered milk, cereals, and spices.
- Packaging stability: Humidity can affect packaging materials and seals, compromising the barrier and accelerating spoilage.
3. Regulatory Compliance and Food Safety
- HACCP systems: Monitoring humidity is often part of Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point (HACCP) programs to prevent contamination.
- Compliance with standards: Regulatory agencies may require humidity control in certain food production and storage processes.
4. Efficient Processing and Storage
- Drying processes: Precise humidity control is essential during drying of products (e.g., fruits, meats) to avoid under- or over-drying.
- Storage conditions: Warehouses, cold rooms, and silos must maintain specific humidity levels to protect raw and finished products.
5. Energy and Cost Efficiency
- Optimized HVAC systems: Managing humidity properly helps reduce energy costs and equipment wear.
- Reduced waste: By preventing spoilage due to excess moisture, manufacturers can minimize product losses.
Key Applications in the Food Industry
- Meat processing (aging and curing)
- Bakery products (proofing, baking, storage)
- Dairy production (cheese ripening, milk powder)
- Confectionery (sugar crystallization, chocolate)
- Grain and cereal storage
- Frozen and refrigerated foods



