Description
Hot-wire probe, digital, cable-connected, with integrated temperature sensor determines flow velocity, volumetric flow and air temperature when used with a compatible Testo multifunction measuring instrument (ordered separately). A permanently attached cable links the probe to the instrument. The integrated telescope extends to a maximum length of 0,85 m for measurements inside ventilation ducts. Integrated absolute-pressure measurement compensates for air density to support accurate results. A clearly structured volumetric-flow menu allows duct cross-section dimensions and geometry to be entered so that volumetric flow is calculated directly; time and point averaging, average volumetric flow, current reading and min/max values are displayed on the instrument. When not in use, a rotatable protective cap shields the flow sensor from dirt and mechanical stress. Digital processing in the probe removes instrument measurement uncertainty; only the probe needs to be sent for calibration, keeping the measuring device available. Net weight is 0,215 kg. Designed for reliable duct measurements in HVAC and laboratory environments.
This article is part of Temperature probes & sensors, in Temperature measurement.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Probe type: Hot-wire thermal anemometer
- Connection: Cable-connected, digital
- Telescope length: max. 0,85 m
- Air density compensation: Integrated absolute pressure measurement
- EAN: 4029547018848
- Technical Information Sheet:
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