Description
Immersion/penetration probe for testo 110 is a temperature sensor accessory intended for immersion and penetration measurements in laboratory and process settings. Featuring a probe length of 115 mm and a measurement range from −50 to +150 °C, it is suited to liquids, semi-solids, and other media where the sensing tip must enter the sample or bath. Used with the testo 110 instrument, the probe supports routine temperature checks in quality control, sample preparation, and monitoring workflows. It is offered as one piece with a weight of 0,145 kg, making it easy to deploy alongside standard handheld meters. From manufacturer Testo, the accessory matches the testo 110 ecosystem so users can add immersion and penetration capability without replacing their base instrument. Common uses include bath and vessel temperature verification, penetration checks in soft materials, and general laboratory temperature monitoring within sensor and accessory ranges. The combination of defined length, broad temperature span, and compact handling characteristics supports consistent day-to-day measurements across research, production support, and inspection tasks.
This article is part of Temperature probes & sensors, in Temperature measurement.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Probe type: Immersion/penetration probe
- Compatible instrument: testo 110
- Probe length: 115 mm
- Temperature range: −50 to +150 °C
- EAN: 4029547003851
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