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The KeyeStudio KS0431 EASY Plug DHT22 module measures temperature and relative humidity with a calibrated digital sensor. It is useful for Arduino weather stations, smart greenhouse prototypes, indoor climate monitors, and IoT data logging lessons.
Compared with basic DHT11-style modules, DHT22 offers a wider measurement range and better accuracy. The RJ11 EASY Plug connector makes it easier to connect to KeyeStudio boards, while standard Arduino DHT libraries keep firmware simple.
Mount the sensor where air can circulate naturally and away from heat-generating regulators or processors. It pairs well with the OpenELAB UNO R3 Intermediate Kit V2 for environmental sensing projects.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | KeyeStudio |
| Model | KS0431 |
| Sensor | DHT22 / AM2302 class digital temperature and humidity sensor |
| Interface | Single-wire digital signal through EASY Plug RJ11 |
| Operating voltage | 3.3 V to 5.5 V typical |
| Humidity range | 0% to 100% RH |
| Humidity accuracy | Approx. +/-2% RH typical |
| Temperature range | -40 to 80 degC |
| Temperature accuracy | Approx. +/-0.5 degC typical |
| Recommended sampling interval | About 2 seconds or slower |
| Development support | Arduino DHT library examples |
Read DHT22 values and print them to the serial monitor every two seconds.
#includeSwitch a fan or relay output when temperature rises above a chosen limit.
#includeLog a simple comfort state based on both temperature and relative humidity.
#includeQ: Is the output analog?
A: No. DHT22 uses a digital single-wire data protocol.
Q: How often can I read it?
A: Use about a 2-second interval or slower for reliable readings.
Q: Can it be used outdoors?
A: Only with weather protection and airflow; avoid rain and condensation.
Q: Why is temperature high inside my enclosure?
A: Heat from electronics and poor airflow can bias readings.
Q: Does it need calibration?
A: It is factory calibrated, but comparison with a trusted reference is useful for critical projects.
Q: Can it work with 3.3 V boards?
A: Yes, DHT22-class sensors commonly support 3.3 V operation.
Q: Which Arduino library should I use?
A: The common DHT sensor library works for most Arduino examples.
Q: What projects fit this module?
A: Weather stations, greenhouses, HVAC demos, plant monitors, and IoT dashboards.
The KeyeStudio KS0431 EASY Plug DHT22 module measures temperature and relative humidity with a calibrated digital sensor. It is useful for Arduino weather stations, smart greenhouse prototypes, indoor climate monitors, and IoT data logging lessons.
Compared with basic DHT11-style modules, DHT22 offers a wider measurement range and better accuracy. The RJ11 EASY Plug connector makes it easier to connect to KeyeStudio boards, while standard Arduino DHT libraries keep firmware simple.
Mount the sensor where air can circulate naturally and away from heat-generating regulators or processors. It pairs well with the OpenELAB UNO R3 Intermediate Kit V2 for environmental sensing projects.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | KeyeStudio |
| Model | KS0431 |
| Sensor | DHT22 / AM2302 class digital temperature and humidity sensor |
| Interface | Single-wire digital signal through EASY Plug RJ11 |
| Operating voltage | 3.3 V to 5.5 V typical |
| Humidity range | 0% to 100% RH |
| Humidity accuracy | Approx. +/-2% RH typical |
| Temperature range | -40 to 80 degC |
| Temperature accuracy | Approx. +/-0.5 degC typical |
| Recommended sampling interval | About 2 seconds or slower |
| Development support | Arduino DHT library examples |
Read DHT22 values and print them to the serial monitor every two seconds.
#include
Switch a fan or relay output when temperature rises above a chosen limit.
#include
Log a simple comfort state based on both temperature and relative humidity.
#include
Q: Is the output analog?
A: No. DHT22 uses a digital single-wire data protocol.
Q: How often can I read it?
A: Use about a 2-second interval or slower for reliable readings.
Q: Can it be used outdoors?
A: Only with weather protection and airflow; avoid rain and condensation.
Q: Why is temperature high inside my enclosure?
A: Heat from electronics and poor airflow can bias readings.
Q: Does it need calibration?
A: It is factory calibrated, but comparison with a trusted reference is useful for critical projects.
Q: Can it work with 3.3 V boards?
A: Yes, DHT22-class sensors commonly support 3.3 V operation.
Q: Which Arduino library should I use?
A: The common DHT sensor library works for most Arduino examples.
Q: What projects fit this module?
A: Weather stations, greenhouses, HVAC demos, plant monitors, and IoT dashboards.
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