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Hi Arthur,Newer all in one temp humidity readers (digital) are much better at temp/hum reading and don't need calibration. Use these instead.I'd suggest Having a base of perlite for humidty, and using the ultrasonic humidifier to top up the humidity when required (especially when cycling air).CO2 reader wasn't very good (calibration wise, and also the fact it needed to be heated to give a good reading). I would scrap that all together and just go with a timed circuit that turns on air exchange x min every y minutes where x<y.When bringing in new air, run the humidifier at the same time (stops the mushrooms drying out)CheersAnthony