Description
Surface probe (cl. B) for P4000 is a temperature sensor accessory engineered for contact measurement on solid surfaces in laboratory and industrial monitoring contexts. With a length of 150 mm and a temperature range from −40 to +300 °C, it enables surface temperature acquisition when connected to the P4000 instrument. Class B accuracy delivers stable performance for routine surface checks, equipment verification and process documentation. The probe is offered as a single unit weighing 0,170 kg, suitable for everyday bench work and portable measurement tasks. This surface probe from manufacturer Dostmann is designed as a compatible accessory for the P4000 platform within temperature sensors and accessories. It supports labware and measuring-instrument setups that require surface rather than immersion or air sensing. Defined geometry and operating limits help laboratories standardise surface temperature readings across research, quality control and training environments, providing a focused tool for thermal monitoring without extending beyond the stated range and class specifications.
This article is part of Temperature probes & sensors, in Temperature measurement.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc(s)
- Probe length: 150 mm
- Temperature range: −40 to +300 °C
- Accuracy class: Class B
- Weight: 0,170 kg
- Compatible instrument: P4000
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