Description
Surface probe (cl. 2) for testo 925 is a temperature sensor accessory intended for contact measurement on solid surfaces when used with the matching handheld instrument. It offers a probe length of 115 mm and covers a measuring range from −60 to +400 °C, supporting surface temperature checks in laboratory, production and quality-assurance settings. Packaged as one piece and weighing 0,150 kg, the probe remains manageable for frequent handling while providing a defined geometry for surface contact work. Class 2 accuracy classification places the sensor within common industrial and laboratory temperature-measurement frameworks. The 115 mm length balances reach and control during surface readings on equipment, samples or process components. This surface probe from manufacturer Testo fits temperature-sensor and monitoring accessory ranges used alongside testo 925 devices. It is appropriate wherever a class 2 surface probe with a clearly stated length and wide temperature span is required for structured measurement routines. Select this unit to extend testo 925 capability for surface temperature acquisition without adding unnecessary complexity to the measurement chain.
This article is part of Temperature probes & sensors, in Temperature measurement.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Probe type: Surface probe
- Compatibility: testo 925
- Accuracy class: Class 2
- Probe length: 115 mm
- EAN: 4029547003523
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