Description
Surface temperature probe, thermocouple type K, with telescope max. 985 mm is designed for surface temperature measurements at locations that are difficult to reach. The extendable telescope reaches a maximum length of 985 mm, allowing operators to position the sensing tip on remote or obstructed surfaces without unsafe stretching or improvised extensions. As a type K thermocouple probe, it suits a wide range of industrial, laboratory and facility temperature checks where surface contact readings are required. The telescopic construction supports flexible working distance while keeping the probe manageable when retracted for storage or transport. From manufacturer Testo, this surface probe is supplied as one piece with a net weight of 0,26 kg and is intended for use with compatible type K measuring instruments. Typical applications include inspection of plant components, ducts, housings and other surfaces where access is limited. The combination of type K thermocouple sensing and a long telescope makes it a practical accessory for technicians who regularly measure temperatures in confined or elevated positions.
This article is part of Temperature probes & sensors, in Temperature measurement.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Sensor type: Thermocouple type K
- Probe type: Surface temperature probe
- Telescope length: max. 985 mm
- EAN: 4029547002885
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