Description
Low temperature sensor type K is a thermocouple probe designed for the Saveris 2-T3 wireless data logger (class 3) where measurements at reduced temperatures are required. The sensor provides an external measuring point connected via a ribbon cable of 2 m length, enabling placement of the sensing tip in cold media, freezers or other low-temperature zones while the logger remains at a convenient location. Supplied as 1 pc and weighing 0,03 kg, it is a lightweight accessory for temperature monitoring configurations that rely on type K thermocouple inputs. This low temperature sensor from manufacturer Testo is intended specifically for Saveris 2-T3 (cl. 3) systems and complements wireless logging setups that need external probes rather than an internal sensor. The ribbon cable supports tidy routing over the stated 2 m distance between probe and instrument. Used together with a compatible Saveris 2-T3 logger, the sensor supports continuous external temperature acquisition for laboratory cold-chain checks, storage monitoring and process documentation where low-temperature type K measurement is specified.
This article is part of Temperature probes & sensors, in Temperature measurement.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Low temperature sensor
- Thermocouple type: Type K
- Compatibility: Saveris 2-T3 (cl. 3)
- Cable: Ribbon cable, length 2 m
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