Description
TFK 325 temperature probe is designed for automatic temperature compensation during measurements in aqueous solutions. The sensor enables accurate correction of temperature-dependent readings in laboratory and process analytical workflows where consistent results are essential. It is supplied with a 1 m cable and a waterproof connector, supporting reliable operation in wet or humid environments around measurement setups. Compact and lightweight, with a net weight of only 0,036 kg, the probe integrates easily into existing electrode or meter configurations without adding bulk. This temperature probe from manufacturer WTW – a Xylem brand is intended for routine use with compatible instrumentation in water analysis, quality control and research laboratories. The waterproof plug helps maintain signal integrity and protects the connection against splash and immersion exposure typical of aqueous work. Pack size is one piece, ready for immediate installation. The TFK 325 provides a practical accessory for laboratories that require dependable automatic temperature compensation in aqueous media.
This article is part of Temperature probes & sensors, in Temperature measurement.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: TFK 325
- Cable length: 1 m
- Connector: Waterproof plug
- EAN: 4250304720784
- Technical Information Sheet:
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