Description
NTC temperature gauge, −35 to +80 °C, is an immersion sensor with Mini-DIN connection for laboratory temperature measurement and monitoring. The instrument is supplied as one piece and includes a long connection cable for convenient placement between the probe and a compatible readout or control unit. Its immersion-sensor format is intended for direct contact with media within the stated working range, supporting routine checks in research, process and quality settings. At a weight of 0,105 kg the compact gauge is easy to handle on the bench while remaining suitable for fixed or portable setups. This NTC temperature gauge from manufacturer Carl ROTH sits within the temperature sensors and accessories range of measuring instruments used for continuous or spot temperature control. Laboratories choose such NTC immersion probes when stable readings across the −35 to +80 °C window are required and a Mini-DIN interface is already in use. The long cable simplifies routing away from heat sources or wet zones without stressing the connector. Unit quantity is one piece, ready for integration into existing temperature-monitoring workflows wherever an immersion-style NTC sensor is specified.
This article is part of Temperature probes & sensors, in Temperature measurement.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Sensor type: Immersion sensor (Mini-DIN)
- Temperature range: -35 to +80 °C
- Connection: Mini-DIN with long connection cable
- Weight: 0,105 kg
- EAN: 4029547006630
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