Description
Resistance probe with integrated temperature sensor, 1 m cable and DIN connector is intended for use with compatible Hanna Instruments meters HI87314 and HI216. The combined resistivity and temperature sensing design allows simultaneous acquisition of resistance-related readings and temperature data through a single probe connection, simplifying laboratory setups that require both parameters. A one-metre cable with DIN termination provides a secure link to the designated instruments. Offered as one piece from manufacturer Hanna Instruments, the HI3316D supports resistivity measurement workflows where an integrated temperature sensor improves compensation and data integrity. Net weight is approximately 0,121 kg. This dedicated resistance probe fits electrode and conductivity-related laboratory categories and is selected when instrument-matched DIN connectivity and built-in temperature sensing are required for routine or method-specific resistance determinations on the supported meters.
This article is part of pH electrodes & sensors, in pH & electrochemistry.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Probe type: Resistance probe
- Temperature sensor: Integrated
- Cable length: 1 m
- Connector: DIN
- Compatible meters: HI87314 and HI216
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