Description
Immersion probe Pt100 class A is a stainless-steel temperature sensor designed for use with the ad 20 th electronic digital thermometer. The probe body measures 105×3,0 mm and is fitted with an approximately 1 m PVC cable for convenient reach into baths, vessels and process points. As a Pt100 class A element it delivers the accuracy class expected for precise laboratory temperature work when connected to a compatible readout. Temperature sensor type is PT-100. Manufactured by Amarell, this immersion probe complements the ad 20 th instrument’s interchangeable-sensor concept, enabling quick exchange or dedicated assignment of probes for different media or setups. The slim stainless shaft suits immersion applications while the PVC lead keeps cabling flexible on the bench. Supplied as a single piece, it is intended specifically for the ad 20 th platform and supports laboratories that need a robust, replaceable immersion sensor without altering the main thermometer housing. Ideal for routine temperature monitoring where a defined probe geometry and class A Pt100 performance are required.
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Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Sensor type: Pt100 class A (PT-100)
- Construction: stainless steel immersion probe
- Probe dimensions: 105×3,0 mm
- Cable: PVC, approx. 1 m
- Compatibility: for ad 20 th thermometer
- Technical Information Sheet:
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