Phoenix Psychrometric Calculator

The Phoenix Psychrometric Calculator app provides quick and easy access to calculations such as dew point, grains per pound, and dehumidifier performance. Simply spin the wheels to enter temperature and relative humidity. The app will output the corresponding dew point or grains per pound, giving you the insight you need to track your job effectively. Additionally, you can use the dehumidifier performance function to calculate water removal by selecting your dehumidifier’s CFM and entering its intake and exhaust conditions. The Phoenix Psychrometric Calculator puts all the calculations you need in the palm of your hand. The Phoenix Psychrometric Calculator app is brought to you by Phoenix Restoration Equipment, the restoration industry leader in performance, efficiency, and reliability.

Category	Price	Seller	Device
Productivity	Free	Therma-Stor, LLC	iPhone, iPad, iPod

Phoenix Psychrometric Calculator Screenshot on iOS

Reviews

Student
Doitwithasmile

This is a great app! Very useful for calculating dew point - love it!

Must have!
restorationguy

Easy to use and much faster than looking up information on psychrometric charts. Makes short work of determining grains, dew point, and dehumidifier performance. Best of all, I always have it with me on the job.

Great great great
jillivanilli

Perfect, easy to use, way to get accurate grains calculation Way to go.

Business Development Manager
ComfortGuru

This app really simplifies psychrometric calculations. Easy to use, accurate and available anywhere.

Great tool
Harry the floodmaster

A slick tool that is truly a must have for any restoration contractor! ! Nice work Phoenix!!!

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Restoration Pro

Great app. Very easy to use. Thank you Therma-Stor for making my work easier.

Great app!
TechieHR

Excellent tool! This is a great app and very convenient! Easy to use and a huge time saver.

Need something more
dkrouse1

I have need of a Psychrometric Calculator that converts Wet Bulb, Dry Bulb and either Pressure or Altitude into Humidity using grains/lb as the unit. Any chance you could add that to your next rev? Otherwise it seems to work fine.