Description
Surface probe, thermocouple type K, stable and robust is intended for temperature measurements on grill plates as well as heating and baking trays when used with a compatible measuring instrument. The stand-stable, rugged construction supports reliable contact on flat cooking and process surfaces and is rated for use up to +230 °C. As a type K thermocouple surface sensor it delivers practical performance for kitchen, bakery, catering and industrial heating applications where durable surface contact is required. This robust surface temperature probe from manufacturer Testo is supplied as a single unit with a net weight of 1,125 kg, reflecting its solid mechanical design for repeated placement on hot plates and trays. It forms part of a wide assortment of standard temperature probes; customised sensors can also be manufactured to meet specific customer requirements. The combination of mechanical stability, type K sensing and a maximum operating temperature of +230 °C makes it a straightforward choice for monitoring surface temperatures on grills, ovens and similar heated equipment in laboratory or production environments.
This article is part of Temperature probes & sensors, in Temperature measurement.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Sensor type: Thermocouple type K
- Design: Stand-stable, robust surface probe
- Max. temperature: +230 °C
- EAN: 4029547001390
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