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Immersion probe type 13100 is a Type K thermocouple immersion sensor with handle for temperature measurement in laboratory and technical environments. The probe section measures 150 × 3 mm and is linked by a 2 m cable terminated with a flat plug for direct connection to compatible instruments. Its measuring range covers −100 to +200 °C with a tolerance of ± 2,5 °C in accordance with DIN EN 60584 Class 2. This handheld configuration from manufacturer Schneider supports controlled immersion in liquids and similar media while keeping the readout device at a practical working distance. The grip facilitates insertion and withdrawal, and the standardised Type K interface suits existing measurement chains that specify Class 2 accuracy. Supplied as a single piece, the type 13100 immersion probe is suited to routine laboratory checks, quality-control tasks, and process monitoring where defined probe geometry, cable length, and flat-plug connectivity are required. Consistent dimensions and the stated accuracy class help maintain comparable readings across stations without specialised mounting hardware.
This article is part of Temperature probes & sensors, in Temperature measurement.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc(s)
- Probe type: Type K thermocouple with handle
- Probe dimensions: 150 × 3 mm
- Cable length: 2 m with flat plug
- Measuring range: −100 to +200 °C
- Accuracy: ± 2,5 °C
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