Description
Climate probe (m/s, °C) is an impeller-based sensor accessory for measuring air velocity and temperature in laboratory and technical environments. Designed as an impeller probe covering a velocity range of 0,1–15 m/s, it supports climate assessment, ventilation checks and general environmental monitoring where reliable airflow and temperature data are required. The unit is supplied complete with a Bluetooth handle, enabling convenient wireless connection to compatible readout or logging devices and reducing cable clutter at the bench or in the field. Physical handling remains straightforward thanks to a compact form factor with a stated weight of 0,500 kg, and the probe is offered as a single-piece pack for straightforward stock control. Suitable for use alongside other measuring instruments in the sensors and accessories category, this climate probe from manufacturer Carl ROTH integrates into workflows that demand portable air-speed and temperature acquisition. It is intended for laboratory staff, facility technicians and quality teams who need a dedicated impeller probe for routine climate characterisation without unnecessary complexity.
This article belongs on Temperature probes & sensors, in Temperature measurement.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Type: Impeller climate probe
- Parameters: Air velocity (m/s) and temperature (°C)
- Velocity range: 0,1–15 m/s
- Handle: Incl. Bluetooth handle
- Weight: 0,500 kg
- Technical Information Sheet:
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