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Glass resistance thermometer ø3/6 × 250 mm with 0,001 °C indication is a PT100 temperature probe built for precise laboratory and process measurement. The glass-bodied sensor (product type WT-GL-3/6-303) covers a measuring range from −50 °C to 250 °C and follows the WT-GL-3/6-303-250-2000 assembly configuration. Its slender dual-diameter glass stem (3 mm / 6 mm) and 250 mm length support controlled immersion in vessels, baths and glass apparatus where a stable PT-100 element is required. Supplied as one piece from manufacturer Schneider, the unit is suited to routine temperature monitoring, calibration setups and experimental work that benefits from a glass resistance thermometer geometry. Clear dimensional definition and a defined PT-100 sensing principle help integrate the probe into existing measurement chains without unnecessary complexity. Ideal for temperature-sensing tasks across research, quality control and technical laboratories that specify glass PT100 probes in this size class.
This article is part of Laboratory glass thermometers, in Temperature measurement.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: WT-GL-3/6-303
- Sensor type: PT-100
- Measuring range: −50 °C to 250 °C
- Dimensions: ø3/6 × 250 mm
- Indication: 0,001 °C
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