Description
High-precision 100 mm vane probe head with integrated temperature sensing is designed for accurate airflow and temperature measurements when combined with compatible flow-probe handles. Pair the probe head with the handle adapter for flow probes and simply attach it to a cable or Bluetooth handle to start measuring. For convenient work at ceiling outlets, an extendable telescope for flow probes with 90° angle is recommended. The 100 mm vane integrates flow values over a large area, supporting precise volume-flow determination at air and ceiling outlets as well as related ventilation applications. This modular probe head from manufacturer Testo keeps equipment flexible: only the head needs to be exchanged or sent for calibration while the measuring instrument remains in service. Note that the handle adapter (article 0554 2160) is required to use this probe head with the corresponding handles. Supplied as a single piece with a net weight of 0,5 kg, it is a compact addition to digital multifunction measuring setups in laboratories and technical facilities.
This article is part of Temperature probes & sensors, in Temperature measurement.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: High-precision 100 mm vane probe head
- Temperature sensor: Included
- Vane diameter: 100 mm
- EAN: 4029547018923
- Technical Information Sheet:
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