Description
Flexible temperature probe, digital, with Pt100 temperature sensor is designed for precise temperature measurements in laboratories and industrial environments. Equipped with a long-term stable Pt100 sensor, the flexible probe reaches difficult-to-access locations and works reliably in liquids. Typical uses include temperature monitoring on engine test stands, verification during production and storage of sensitive goods, process-temperature monitoring, checks in the food industry such as frozen goods, and comparison against stationary sensors in climate cabinets. Because the probe is digital, measurement uncertainty of the instrument itself is eliminated, yielding particularly accurate results. Only the probe needs to be sent for calibration, so the measuring instrument can remain in continuous service. Calibration data for up to six points can be stored via the instrument’s adjustment function, supporting a zero-error display. Ideal for laboratory and industrial temperature work, this flexible Pt100 probe from manufacturer Testo combines mechanical flexibility with stable digital sensing for demanding measurement tasks.
This article is part of Temperature probes & sensors, in Temperature measurement.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Sensor type: Pt100
- Probe type: Flexible digital temperature probe
- EAN: 4029547021268
- Technical Information Sheet:
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Flexible temperature probe, digital,, with Pt100 temperature sensor is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes Testo for laboratory use. It sits in Temperature probes & sensors, inside Temperature measurement, in Lab instruments.
A temperature probe is the sensor, Pt100, thermocouple or thermistor, that a meter or a logger reads. The probe, not the display, is what is calibrated. The sheath material and the response time matter in a liquid versus a block.
A thermometer reports a temperature. A liquid-in-glass thermometer is a calibrated column. A digital thermometer is a sensor and a display, and the sensor, not the display, is what is calibrated. An infrared thermometer reads a surface and depends on emissivity. A data logger stores the reading over time. Without a stated uncertainty and a calibration point, the number is only an indication. The scale is maintained by the BIPM and compared by EURAMET. Accreditation is BELAC.
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