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Hot-wire probe, digital with Bluetooth and including temperature and humidity sensors, determines flow velocity, volume flow, air temperature and humidity with a compatible testo multifunction measuring instrument (ordered separately). Measured values are transmitted wirelessly over Bluetooth up to a distance of 20 m. The probe incorporates a telescope with a maximum extended length of 1,0 m; high-contrast scaling keeps immersion depth readable even in poor light. A clearly structured volume-flow menu allows intuitive instrument operation, and convenient entry of duct cross-section dimensions and geometry yields exact volume-flow calculation. Time and point averaging, average volume flow, current reading and min/max values are displayed on the meter. A button on the probe starts or stops series and stores individual values for averaging. When not in use, a rotatable protective cap shields the flow sensor from mechanical stress. The universal handle concept from manufacturer Testo connects to interchangeable probe heads, reducing equipment bulk; a cable handle is available where Bluetooth is not permitted. Optional telescope extension reaches a total length of 2,0 m for large ventilation systems, with a measuring range up to +50 m/s. Digital design means only the probe head is sent for calibration. Pack size 1 pc; net weight 0,74 kg.
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Hot wire probe, digital, Bluetooth,, including temperature/ humidity sensor is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes Testo for laboratory use. It sits in Temperature probes & sensors, inside Temperature measurement, in Lab instruments.
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