Description
Immersion probe (cl. B) for P4000 is a dedicated temperature sensor accessory designed for reliable immersion measurements in laboratory and process environments. With a probe length of 300 mm and a working range from −50 to +350 °C, it supports accurate temperature acquisition in liquids and similar media when paired with the P4000 instrument. Class B accuracy provides consistent performance for routine monitoring, quality control and experimental work. The unit is supplied as a single piece and has a net weight of 0,170 kg, making it practical for bench use and portable setups. This immersion probe from manufacturer Dostmann integrates as a matching accessory for the P4000 platform, enabling straightforward connection for temperature and monitoring tasks. Suitable for labware workflows that require immersion sensing, it belongs to the temperature sensors and accessories category used alongside measuring instruments. The robust probe geometry and defined temperature window help laboratories standardise immersion readings without unnecessary complexity, supporting day-to-day thermal control and documentation needs across research, production support and educational settings.
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Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Probe length: 300 mm
- Temperature range: −50 to +350 °C
- Accuracy class: Class B
- Weight: 0,170 kg
- Compatible instrument: P4000
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