Description
High-precision immersion probe, class B 1/3 DIN, for P700-series is a temperature sensor accessory specified for demanding immersion measurements. With a length of 300 mm and an extended measuring range of −200 to +450 °C, it covers cryogenic to elevated-temperature work in laboratory and process contexts. The class B 1/3 DIN designation indicates a tighter tolerance band within the class B family for applications that call for higher precision. Supplied as 1 pc and weighing 0,200 kg, the probe is intended for use with P700-series instruments. This high-precision immersion probe from manufacturer Dostmann suits baths, reactors, and other liquid or immersion media where stable, accurate temperature data are essential. The combination of long stem geometry and wide range supports versatile monitoring without changing sensor type for different temperature windows. Clear compatibility with the P700-series simplifies integration into existing measuring setups. As a single-piece labware accessory it is practical for dedicated stations or as a calibrated spare within temperature sensor inventories.
This article is part of Temperature probes & sensors, in Temperature measurement.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Probe type: High-precision immersion probe
- Accuracy class: Class B 1/3 DIN
- Compatible with: P700-series
- Probe length: 300 mm
- Measuring range: −200 to +450 °C
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