Description
Flow sensor for P770 is a dedicated airflow measurement accessory for laboratory and technical monitoring tasks that require velocity data rather than temperature alone. With a sensor length of 175 mm and a measuring range of 0,3 to 20 m/s, it supports checks on ventilation paths, fume-related airflow, and general air-velocity characterisation in controlled workspaces. Designed for use with the P770 instrument platform, the sensor helps laboratories expand handheld measurement capability into flow assessment for safety-related and process-support routines. The single-piece supply format keeps deployment simple for shared instrument pools and service kits. Weighing 0,220 kg and packed as 1 pc(s), it is suitable for bench storage and mobile use. This sensor from manufacturer Dostmann fits environments that already operate P770 devices and need a matched flow probe for routine surveys. Typical applications include air-velocity screening at hoods and ducts, comparative flow checks during equipment set-up, and general laboratory airflow documentation. Defined length and velocity span support clearer method notes and consistent accessory selection across multi-user measuring stations.
This article is part of Temperature probes & sensors, in Temperature measurement.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc(s)
- Product type: Flow sensor
- Compatible with: P770
- Sensor length: 175 mm
- Measuring range: 0,3–20 m/s
- Weight: 0,220 kg
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