Description
External temperature sensor with a 3 m cable and a compact sensing element of 40 mm length and 3 mm diameter is intended for laboratory temperature measurement and monitoring tasks. The slim probe geometry supports placement in vessels, holders, or confined measurement points while the cable length allows the instrument to remain at a convenient working distance from the sample or process location. Supplied as 1 pc(s) and weighing 0,095 kg, the sensor is practical for routine bench use and for setups that require an external probe rather than a built-in sensor only. It belongs to the temperature sensors and accessories range used with measuring instruments in research, quality control, and teaching laboratories. Integration into existing temperature-monitoring workflows is straightforward where a remote sensing element of these dimensions is specified. This external temperature sensor from manufacturer Dostmann provides a defined cable and sensor format for laboratories that need reliable external temperature acquisition as part of their measuring-instrument configuration, without altering established instrument platforms.
This article is part of Temperature probes & sensors, in Temperature measurement.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc(s)
- Product type: External temperature sensor
- Cable length: 3 m
- Sensor dimensions: L 40 mm, Ø 3 mm
- Weight: 0,095 kg
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