Description
NTC temperature gauge covering -20 to +70 °C is a stub/immersion sensor with Mini-DIN interface, supplied without a connection cable for flexible integration into compatible measuring systems. Designed for laboratory temperature monitoring, the sensor supports immersion or stub mounting where compact NTC-based measurement is required across the stated working range. The unit is offered as 1 piece, making it straightforward to equip instruments, baths, or process setups that already provide or separately source a suitable Mini-DIN cable. From manufacturer Carl ROTH, this gauge fits temperature and monitoring applications in general laboratory practice, quality control, and equipment accessory inventories. Clear definition of the measuring range and sensor style helps match the probe to existing controllers and loggers. Absence of a fixed cable allows users to select cable length and routing according to bench layout or instrument geometry, while the NTC sensing principle remains appropriate for stable temperature readout within -20 to +70 °C in routine lab environments.
This article is part of Temperature probes & sensors, in Temperature measurement.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: NTC temperature gauge
- Temperature range: -20 to +70 °C
- Sensor style: stub/immersion sensor
- Interface: Mini-DIN
- EAN: 4029547006791
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