Description
Temperature probe Pt-100 for MyFerm 20 l with diode connector is a stainless-steel immersion sensor for direct temperature control in the medium of reaction vessels and fermenters. The sensing element measures approximately 500 mm in length and 6 mm in diameter, while the connecting cable is 1,5 m long and terminates in a diode plug for straightforward instrument hook-up. Temperature regulation is handled by an external controller, so the probe serves as the required accessory for electronic temperature regulator L14020TER. It is specified for MyFerm I 20 L and MyFerm III fermenters from manufacturer Landgraf HLL, supporting reliable in-process measurement without double-walled vessel designs. The stainless-steel construction suits routine laboratory fermentation and cell-culture workflows where stable Pt-100 feedback is essential. Supplied as one package unit, this probe integrates cleanly into existing MyFerm setups that depend on external thermal regulation and continuous medium-side sensing.
This article is part of Temperature probes & sensors, in Temperature measurement.
Key features
- Pack size: 1,0 pkg
- Sensor type: Pt-100 immersion probe
- Sensor length: approx. 500 mm
- Sensor diameter: 6 mm
- Material: stainless steel
- Cable length: 1,5 m with diode connector
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