Description
Connecting cable for IDS sensors is a laboratory sensor accessory with a length of 1,5 m, featuring a plug head on one side and a 4-pole connector on the other. It links IDS sensors to compatible measuring instruments in analytical and process laboratory setups. The cable is supplied as 1 pc, with a weight of 0,070 kg, making it a compact spare or replacement lead for sensor installations. The defined 1,5 m length supports flexible placement of sensors relative to meters or controllers on the bench or in measurement stations. This connecting cable from manufacturer WTW is intended for IDS sensor systems within the sensors and accessories category. Laboratories use it when establishing or restoring the electrical connection between an IDS sensor head and a 4-pole instrument interface. The plug-head to 4-pole configuration matches the stated connector layout for straightforward integration. It serves as a dedicated interconnect for measuring-instrument workflows that rely on IDS sensors and require a reliable cable of known length and connector type for routine laboratory measurement tasks.
This article belongs on Temperature probes & sensors, in Temperature measurement.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Connecting cable for IDS sensors
- Length: 1,5 m
- Connection: Plug head to 4-pole connector
- Brand: WTW
- Weight: 0,070 kg
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