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Adafruit HTU31 Temperature & Humidity Sensor Breakout Board

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Adafruit HTU31 Temperature & Humidity Sensor Breakout Board

The Adafruit HTU31 is a third-generation I²C temperature and humidity sensor from TE, offering improved accuracy and useful extras over its predecessor, the HTU21D. With typical humidity accuracy of ±2% (at 20–100% RH, 0–70°C) and temperature accuracy of ±0.2°C (0–100°C), it delivers reliable environmental readings for a wide range of projects.

The breakout comes in the STEMMA QT form factor with Qwiic-compatible I²C connectors on both sides for solderless daisy-chaining. On-board voltage regulation and level shifting support both 3.3V and 5V systems. An address-select pin allows two sensors on one I²C bus, and a thermal-isolation cutout minimises the effect of nearby circuitry on readings.

Key Features

  • ±2% Typical Humidity Accuracy – At 20–100% RH, 0–70°C operating range
  • ±0.2°C Typical Temperature Accuracy – Over 0 to 100°C range
  • I²C Interface with CRC Data Verification – More confident data reads compared to other I²C sensors
  • On-Board Heater – Controllable heater to evaporate condensation on the sensing element
  • Hardware Reset Pin – Reliable sensor reset without power cycling
  • Address-Select Pin – Run two HTU31 sensors on one I²C bus
  • Thermal-Isolation Cutout – Reduces heat interference from nearby components
  • STEMMA QT / Qwiic Connectors – Solderless I²C connection
  • 3.3V and 5V Compatible – On-board voltage regulation and level shifting

Ideal For

  • Precision environmental monitoring
  • Indoor climate and HVAC systems
  • Multi-sensor networks with two sensors per I²C bus
  • Condensation-prone environments (using the built-in heater)

Package Contents

  • 1× Adafruit HTU31 Breakout Board – Assembled and tested with STEMMA QT connectors
  • 1× Header strip (unsoldered)
Note: STEMMA QT / Qwiic cable not included. Header strip requires light soldering if using with a breadboard. Temperature readings will not be accurate while the on-board heater is active.

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$14.05
Adafruit HTU31 Temperature & Humidity Sensor Breakout Board—
$14.05

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Description

The Adafruit HTU31 is a third-generation I²C temperature and humidity sensor from TE, offering improved accuracy and useful extras over its predecessor, the HTU21D. With typical humidity accuracy of ±2% (at 20–100% RH, 0–70°C) and temperature accuracy of ±0.2°C (0–100°C), it delivers reliable environmental readings for a wide range of projects.

The breakout comes in the STEMMA QT form factor with Qwiic-compatible I²C connectors on both sides for solderless daisy-chaining. On-board voltage regulation and level shifting support both 3.3V and 5V systems. An address-select pin allows two sensors on one I²C bus, and a thermal-isolation cutout minimises the effect of nearby circuitry on readings.

Key Features

  • ±2% Typical Humidity Accuracy – At 20–100% RH, 0–70°C operating range
  • ±0.2°C Typical Temperature Accuracy – Over 0 to 100°C range
  • I²C Interface with CRC Data Verification – More confident data reads compared to other I²C sensors
  • On-Board Heater – Controllable heater to evaporate condensation on the sensing element
  • Hardware Reset Pin – Reliable sensor reset without power cycling
  • Address-Select Pin – Run two HTU31 sensors on one I²C bus
  • Thermal-Isolation Cutout – Reduces heat interference from nearby components
  • STEMMA QT / Qwiic Connectors – Solderless I²C connection
  • 3.3V and 5V Compatible – On-board voltage regulation and level shifting

Ideal For

  • Precision environmental monitoring
  • Indoor climate and HVAC systems
  • Multi-sensor networks with two sensors per I²C bus
  • Condensation-prone environments (using the built-in heater)

Package Contents

  • 1× Adafruit HTU31 Breakout Board – Assembled and tested with STEMMA QT connectors
  • 1× Header strip (unsoldered)
Note: STEMMA QT / Qwiic cable not included. Header strip requires light soldering if using with a breadboard. Temperature readings will not be accurate while the on-board heater is active.

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