Description
Immersion resistance thermometer WT-MI-303-D-30E (Standard) is a Pt100 immersion temperature sensor built to DIN EN 60751 Class A in 4-wire technology. The WT-MI-303 assembly uses a stainless steel sheathed cable with a fixed stainless steel transition sleeve of 6 × 40 mm. A permanently connected lead of 4 × 0,22 mm² with Teflon/silicone insulation provides a 2 m cable length, and the cable exit is secured with heat-shrink tubing. Sheath diameter is 3 mm and nominal length is 400 mm, covering an operating range from −90 °C to +350 °C. Connection is made via a Physics plug with 0,01 °C resolution, so the probe matches PHYSICS 100 and PHYSICS 300 instruments. Supplied as one piece from manufacturer Schneider, this immersion Pt100 is intended for laboratory and process temperature measurement where Class A accuracy, stainless steel construction and a ready-to-connect sheathed design are required. The combination of 4-wire sensing, defined sheath geometry and a fixed transition sleeve supports stable immersion use across the stated temperature window without additional adapters for the named PHYSICS systems.
This article is part of Laboratory glass thermometers, in Temperature measurement.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: WT-MI-303
- Temperature sensor type: Pt100
- Sensor class: DIN EN 60751 Class A, 4-wire
- Sheath diameter: 3 mm
- Nominal length: 400 mm
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