Description
Immersion resistance thermometer, Pt100 Ø 3 x 250 mm is a precision immersion temperature probe for laboratory and process measurement. Configured as a Pt100 sensor according to DIN EN 60751 Class AA and wired in 4-conductor technique, it supports accurate temperature determination over an application range from −50 °C to +250 °C. The stainless-steel sheathed measuring section has a mantle diameter of 3 mm and a nominal immersion length of 250 mm. A stainless-steel transition sleeve measuring ø 6 x 40 mm provides a fixed transition to the permanently connected lead. That lead consists of four 0,22 mm² conductors insulated with Teflon/silicone, extends 2 m, and is protected at the cable exit by heat-shrink tubing approximately 50 mm long. Termination is via a Physics plug with 0,001 °C resolution (FS7P3), so the unit pairs directly with PHYSICS 1000 instrumentation. Offered as one piece from manufacturer Schneider under product type WT-MI-303, this immersion resistance thermometer combines Class AA metrology with a durable metal sheath for routine immersion temperature work in research and quality-control settings.
This article is part of Temperature probes & sensors, in Temperature measurement.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Sensor type: Pt100
- Accuracy class: DIN EN 60751 Class AA
- Wiring: 4-wire technique
- Sheath diameter: 3 mm
- Nominal length: 250 mm
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