Description
Immersion/penetration probe, class 2, for testo 925 is a dual-purpose temperature sensor for immersion and penetration measurements with the testo 925 hand-held thermometer. With a probe length of 114 mm and a measuring range from −60 to +400 °C, it addresses common laboratory and process tasks where a shorter sensor must enter liquids or soft solid materials. The class 2 rating defines the accuracy class for this immersion and penetration configuration. Offered as 1 pc and weighing 0,150 kg, the probe is a practical accessory for temperature-sensor kits built around the testo 925. Manufacturer Testo supplies this sensor for users who need flexible immersion or penetration capability without changing the base instrument. Applications include spot checks in baths, semi-solid samples, and general temperature monitoring where a compact 114 mm probe length is advantageous. The −60 to +400 °C window covers typical mid-range temperature work in research, quality control, and technical service environments. Add this class 2 immersion/penetration probe to testo 925 measurement setups when versatile short-probe sensing is required for reliable temperature determination.
This article is part of Temperature probes & sensors, in Temperature measurement.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Immersion/penetration probe
- Accuracy class: Class 2
- Probe length: 114 mm
- Measuring range: −60 to +400 °C
- EAN: 4029547003509
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