Description
Temperature probe with magnet, thermocouple type K, for surface temperature measurements up to +400 °C. The integrated magnet provides a holding force of 10 N, allowing the sensor to adhere securely to metallic surfaces without additional fixtures. A 1,6 m cable offers convenient reach between the measurement point and the connected instrument. This type K class 2 thermocouple probe has a standardised accuracy of ±2,5 °C or 0,0075 × |t| (whichever is greater); at +400 °C the accuracy is therefore ±3 °C. Supplied as one piece with a net weight of 0,105 kg, the magnetic surface probe from manufacturer Testo is suited to laboratory, process and maintenance applications where temporary magnetic attachment is preferred. It pairs with compatible meters and data loggers for straightforward surface temperature acquisition on ferromagnetic components, combining hands-free positioning with the established performance characteristics of a type K thermocouple sensor.
This article is part of Temperature probes & sensors, in Temperature measurement.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Thermocouple type: Type K, class 2
- Max. surface temperature: +400 °C
- Magnet holding force: 10 N
- Cable length: 1,6 m
- EAN: 4029547004414
- Technical Information Sheet:
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