Description
Stainless steel food probe with Pt100 sensor, conformity assessed and approved for official temperature measurements. This immersion and penetration probe enables precise core temperature determination in foodstuffs when paired with a suitable measuring instrument such as the conformity-assessed testo 112. Made from hygienic stainless steel, it can be washed easily and offers water protection to IP65, supporting clean working practices in food control and laboratory environments. The Pt100 sensing element delivers the accuracy expected for regulatory and quality-assurance temperature checks on solid and semi-solid samples. Robust construction withstands repeated insertion while remaining simple to clean between measurements. Available as a single unit from manufacturer Testo, the probe fits professional workflows that demand documented conformity, hygienic materials and reliable Pt100 performance for core temperature monitoring in food inspection, production control and laboratory applications.
This article is part of Light & fluorescence microscopes, in Microscopy & histology.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc(s)
- Sensor type: Pt100
- Material: Hygienic stainless steel
- Protection rating: IP65
- EAN: 4029547022708
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