Description
Pt100 add-on module is a laboratory accessory that provides a Pt100 connection socket for a second external Pt100 temperature sensor. It enables an additional external measuring point on compatible temperature-control instruments, supporting dual-sensor configurations in process and laboratory work. The module is supplied as 1 pc(s), has a net weight of 0,100 kg and originates from Germany. This Pt100 add-on module from manufacturer Julabo is designed for straightforward integration where a second external Pt100 probe must be connected via a dedicated socket. By adding the second sensor channel, users can monitor or control an external process temperature in parallel with the instrument’s primary measurement path. The compact add-on format keeps installation simple and preserves the modular architecture of the host system. Suitable for laboratories and technical facilities that need expanded external Pt100 capability on Julabo equipment, the module delivers a clear hardware path for a second Pt100 measuring sensor without altering the core instrument design.
This article is part of Temperature probes & sensors, in Temperature measurement.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc(s)
- Product type: Pt100 add-on module
- Connection: Pt100 socket for 2nd external sensor
- Sensor type: Pt100
- Country of origin: Germany
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