Description
Food thermistor probe with 1 m stainless steel probe and 2 m PVC cable is a dedicated temperature sensing accessory for food and process measurements. Designed as a stainless-steel thermistor probe for use with the HI935012 instrument, it supports reliable readings in brewing processes as well as measurements in tanks and vessels. The 1 m stainless steel sensing section reaches into process media, while the 2 m PVC cable provides flexible routing between the measurement point and the handheld meter. Supplied as a single piece with a net weight of 0,59 kg and a gross weight of 1,59 kg, the probe is practical for routine laboratory and production-floor temperature checks. This configuration from manufacturer Hanna Instruments suits food-related thermometry where a robust metal probe and extended cable run are required. It belongs to the temperature-probe category and is intended for direct process and vessel applications rather than general ambient sensing. The combination of stainless steel immersion length and PVC interconnect cable supports hygienic handling and straightforward connection to compatible thermistor readouts in brewery, tank and vessel workflows.
This article is part of Temperature probes & sensors, in Temperature measurement.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Probe length: 1 m stainless steel
- Cable length: 2 m PVC
- Compatible instrument: HI935012
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