Description
Pressure dew point probe for measurement in compressed air systems enables targeted monitoring of dew point conditions where compressed air quality and process reliability matter. Intended for use with a compatible multifunction measuring instrument from manufacturer Testo (instrument ordered separately), the sensor supports assessment of moisture-related parameters in pressurised air networks. Typical laboratory and industrial contexts include verification of dryer performance, prevention of condensate-related damage and routine quality checks on compressed air lines. The cable-connected design integrates into established Testo measurement setups used across technical and laboratory environments. Compact packaging and a net weight of 0,48 kg keep the probe practical for field and bench work. Originating from Germany (Baden-Württemberg), the unit is supplied as a single piece for straightforward stock and deployment. Choose this pressure dew point probe when you need a dedicated sensing element focused on compressed air systems rather than a general ambient humidity sensor, and pair it with the appropriate Testo meter for complete dew-point evaluation workflows.
This article is part of Temperature probes & sensors, in Temperature measurement.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Type: Pressure dew point probe
- Country of origin: Germany
- EAN: 4029547002670
- Technical Information Sheet:
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