Description
Digital NTC temperature stub probe enables high-precision temperature measurements even in regulated environments. These digital probes from manufacturer Testo allow calibration without interrupting the ongoing measurement process: the exchange of probes takes place during operation, so data loggers do not need to be dismantled and no measurement value gaps arise. The probe is intended for use with the data logger module testo 150 TUC4 and benefits fully from the versatility of the testo Saveris 1 environmental monitoring system. Operators may employ different communication infrastructures such as WLAN or Ethernet, or the advanced testo UltraRange radio technology for secure and efficient long-range communication in a proprietary network. This architecture supports continuous monitoring workflows in which measurement integrity and operational flexibility remain essential. Supplied as one piece, the compact digital NTC stub probe integrates smoothly into existing Saveris 1 installations for dependable ambient temperature surveillance in laboratory and facility settings.
This article is part of Temperature probes & sensors, in Temperature measurement.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Sensor type: Digital NTC
- Probe form: Stub probe
- Compatible module: testo 150 TUC4
- System compatibility: testo Saveris 1
- EAN: 4029547019517
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