Description
External °C sensor for NK56.1 is a dedicated temperature probe accessory for the matching cryogenic logger platform. It covers a measuring range from −200 to +250 °C, enabling external temperature acquisition from deep cryogenic conditions through moderately elevated laboratory temperatures. Supplied as 1 pc and weighing only 0,002 kg, the sensor is intended for connection when remote or in-situ sensing is preferred over the logger’s internal arrangement. This external °C sensor from manufacturer Dostmann supports temperature and monitoring setups in which the main logger stays outside the measurement zone while the probe follows the sample, bath, or chamber. Laboratories running dual-channel cryogenic logging can assign the external sensor to one channel for vessel, freezer, or process readings across the full stated range. Lightweight construction eases flexible positioning near equipment without adding bulk. Integration with the compatible NK56.1 logger allows continuous °C capture for documentation and surveillance tasks typical of modern measuring-instrument accessories. As part of temperature sensors and labware inventories, the probe extends the logger’s reach wherever an external measuring point is required within −200 to +250 °C.
This article is part of Temperature probes & sensors, in Temperature measurement.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: External °C sensor
- Compatibility: For NK56.1
- Measuring range: −200 to +250 °C
- Measurement parameter: Temperature (°C)
- Weight: 0,002 kg
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