Description
TPN 140-30-EX NiCr-Ni immersion probe is a stab measuring sensor for temperature applications, specified with a diameter of 3,0 mm and a nominal length of 300 mm. This NiCr-Ni probe is supplied as one piece and functions as a dedicated temperature sensor accessory for climate measuring instruments. The slender immersion design supports insertion-style temperature determination in laboratory and process environments where compatible measuring devices are used. Dimensions of 3,0 mm diameter and 300 mm nominal length allow practical handling during measurement tasks. The probe is offered by manufacturer Ebro - a Xylem brand and forms part of the accessory range for climate measuring equipment. Net weight is 0,225 kg with a gross weight of 0,25 kg. Originating from Germany in the Bayern region, the TPN 140-30-EX provides a ready-to-use single-unit temperature probe configuration. It is intended for direct use with suitable climate and temperature instruments requiring a NiCr-Ni stab immersion sensor of these exact dimensions, ensuring straightforward integration into existing measurement setups without additional components listed.
This article is part of Temperature probes & sensors, in Temperature measurement.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Probe type: NiCr-Ni immersion probe
- Diameter: 3,0 mm
- Nominal length: 300 mm
- EAN: 4064664005562
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