Description
Immersion probe, class B, for P770-series is a temperature sensor accessory designed for immersion measurements with compatible P770-series instruments. The probe has a length of 150 mm and a measuring range of −50 to +350 °C, covering common laboratory and technical temperature intervals for liquids and similar media. Supplied as 1 pc and weighing 0,145 kg, it is a compact sensor element for temperature and monitoring setups. Class B characterisation identifies the probe grade for users who specify this accuracy class in their sensor selection. Within temperature sensors and accessories for labware measuring systems, immersion geometry supports direct contact with the medium under test when paired with a suitable hand-held or series instrument. The probe from manufacturer Dostmann is intended for P770-series configurations, helping maintain consistent sensor matching across multi-instrument workplaces. Typical use includes process checks, bath monitoring, and general laboratory temperature acquisition where an immersion-style sensor is required. Clear series compatibility and stated length simplify replacement and expansion of existing P770-series probe inventories. This unit serves laboratories and technical teams that need a class B immersion probe with a 150 mm length and a −50 to +350 °C measuring range for structured temperature measurement.
This article is part of Temperature probes & sensors, in Temperature measurement.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Immersion probe
- Probe class: B
- Compatibility: P770-series
- Probe length: 150 mm
- Measuring range: −50 to +350 °C
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