Description
Immersion probe, class 1, for P700-series is a longer-reach temperature sensor built for immersion measurements where greater insertion depth is needed. The 500 mm probe length and measuring range from −100 to +1100 °C make it suitable for deeper vessels, taller baths, and process containers that shorter sensors cannot access reliably. Class 1 performance supports laboratory temperature monitoring, method checks, and routine thermal control when used with compatible P700-series instruments. The single-unit format keeps handling straightforward for shared benches and mobile measurement kits. At 0,160 kg and supplied as 1 pc(s), it remains manageable while offering extended immersion capability for research, QC, and technical service tasks. This accessory from manufacturer Dostmann complements P700-series workflows that already rely on interchangeable probes for different geometries. Typical use cases include deep liquid baths, larger reaction setups, storage vessels, and general immersion temperature profiling across a wide thermal window. Standardising on class 1 immersion probes of defined length helps laboratories maintain reproducible sensor selection and clearer documentation of measurement conditions.
This article is part of Temperature probes & sensors, in Temperature measurement.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc(s)
- Product type: Immersion probe
- Accuracy class: Class 1
- Compatible with: P700-series
- Probe length: 500 mm
- Measuring range: −100 to +1100 °C
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