Description
Meteorological extreme thermometer in minimum form with blue drag marker and fork vessel is an enclosed-type instrument intended for precise minimum-temperature recording in meteorological service. It covers −40 °C to +40 °C with a fine scale division of 0,2 °C and is built similarly to the relevant DIN specification. A prismatic blue-luminous capillary and alcohol filling provide good readability of the scale. The body measures 360 × 18 ±0,5 mm and is designed for total immersion; a saddle and plastic cap complete the assembly for mounting and protection. Supplied from manufacturer Amarell, the thermometer is calibration-capable (kalibrierfähig), supporting use where documented calibration is part of the quality system. The enclosed form shields the scale from mechanical damage and weathering, while the blue drag marker holds the extreme minimum reading until reset. It is appropriate for weather stations, climate research and laboratory setups that require finer resolution than standard 0,5 °C meteorological minimum thermometers.
This article is part of Laboratory glass thermometers, in Temperature measurement.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Temperature range: -40 to +40 °C
- Scale division: 0,2 °C
- Filling liquid: Alcohol
- Dimensions: 360 × 18 ±0,5 mm
- Standard: Similar to DIN
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Meteorological Extreme thermometer, minimum type with blue glass index and is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes Amarell for laboratory use. It sits in Laboratory glass thermometers, inside Temperature measurement, in Lab instruments.
A liquid-in-glass thermometer is a calibrated column, often with a stated immersion depth, total or partial. The range and the division decide the reading. A partial-immersion thermometer read at the wrong depth is wrong by design.
A thermometer reports a temperature. A liquid-in-glass thermometer is a calibrated column. A digital thermometer is a sensor and a display, and the sensor, not the display, is what is calibrated. An infrared thermometer reads a surface and depends on emissivity. A data logger stores the reading over time. Without a stated uncertainty and a calibration point, the number is only an indication. The scale is maintained by the BIPM and compared by EURAMET. Accreditation is BELAC.
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