Description
16 mm vane probe head, including temperature sensor, is a modular sensing head for flow and temperature measurements in ventilation and laboratory applications. The head simply plugs onto the extendable telescope for flow probes and is secured with the separately available adapter (article 0554 2160) to a handle with Bluetooth or cable. This modular design lets users combine the head with a universal handle system, reducing the amount of equipment needed while covering more measurement tasks. Once mounted, the 16 mm impeller head captures flow-related data together with temperature, supporting duct and air-handling assessments. The compact head format is intended for integration into existing Testo digital probe setups, enabling flexible configuration without a permanently fixed cable or telescope. Supplied as a single piece from manufacturer Testo, the probe head is suited to laboratories and technical service teams that already work with compatible telescopes and handles. Net weight of the packaged unit is 0,5 kg, making it easy to store and transport as a spare or application-specific head.
This article is part of Temperature probes & sensors, in Temperature measurement.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Probe type: 16 mm vane probe head
- Temperature sensor: Included
- Diameter: 16 mm
- Mounting: For extendable flow-probe telescope with adapter
- EAN: 4029547018886
- Technical Information Sheet:
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A temperature probe is the sensor, Pt100, thermocouple or thermistor, that a meter or a logger reads. The probe, not the display, is what is calibrated. The sheath material and the response time matter in a liquid versus a block.
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