Thermometrics Corporation Datasheets for Temperature Probes
Temperature probes are devices used to sense and measure temperature. Probe technology options include thermocouple, RTD, thermistor, and solid state types.
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| Product Name | Notes |
|---|---|
| 2 wire rtd (±0.12% at 0°C) | |
| 3 wire rtd(±0.12% at 0°C) | |
| 4 wire rtd (±0.12% at 0°C) | |
| Accurate thermocouple types E, J, K, N & T with standard size connectors attached with metal sheaths (sizes from 1/16 inch to 1/4 inch diameter). | |
| Armor cable protects the leads of thermocouple types E, J, K, N & T. Metal sheaths made to your required length. | |
| Autoclave thermocouples are designed to withstand the harsh environment of an autoclave. They are ideally suited for food applications where steam wash down is necessary. | |
| Bare Lead Mineral Insulated Thermocouple Probes can be used as replacement probes for plant operations or as an OEM component to build temperature sensors. | |
| Case Style A- Ø=0.275" L= 0.250" | |
| Case Style B- Ø=0.188" L= 0.250" | |
| Case Style C- Ø=0.125" L= 0.300" | |
| Case Style D- Ø=0.080" L= 0.300" | |
| Commonly used in Petro-Chemical industries. The sensors are welded or clamped to measure process temperature. | |
| Flex armor temperature sensors are commonly used in extruder and plastic processing and bearing industries. | |
| Handheld meter for various thermocouple inputs. Rugged design, dual scale with loads of functionality | |
| Incorporate high temperature ceramic insulation with inconel overbraid thermocouple wires to create a flexible, abrasion resistant thermocouple. | |
| Magnet Mount Thermocouples can be utilized on any ferrous metals as an easy means to measure surface temperature of an object. | |
| Penetration Thermocouple probes are utilized when an application requires insertion into a soft, medium, or semi-solid media to allow for best possible internal temperature response. | |
| Piercing probe temperature sensor is manufactured with heavy wall tubing to provide support for production line handling and a spring relief. | |
| probes consist of several smaller diameter thermocouples placed inside a single outer sheath. They are best suited for profiling the temperature at various points along a single axis. | |
| Protection Head Probes are typically utilized in an industrial environment to help protect the probe from harsh conditions. | |
| Screw in thermocouples are ideal for vessel applications, pressurized containers and applications requiring mounting in a NPT orifice for fixed readings. | |
| spring-loaded thermocouple is designed for threaded blind-hole measurements, surfaces subject to vibration/oscillatio n and any application where positive contact for good measurement is required. | |
| Surface thermocouple probes normally feature a flat thermocouple element that is designed to make good contact with rigid surface. | |
| The Flexible lead wire (NB1) replacement probe is ideal for field installation with existing protection heads or for extending leads to remote locations. Flexible leads prevent breakage in hard to... | |
| These bearing sensors are designed for use in bearing shoes and will give reliable indication as to the bearing condition. This may provide an early warning of oil film breakdown. | |
| This 90° design is intended to relieve stress put on the wires by bending them | |
| This design screws into a threaded hole and has 360° free spinning leads | |
| Transition Joint Thermocouples are typically made up of a metal sheathed thermocouple of a given diameter which "transitions" to a lead wire via a slightly larger cylindrical barrel | |
| Ultra-high temperatures to over 4,200?F with conduit head attached available in various sheath materials. | |
| Universal design allows for quick Thermocouple or RTD installation into existing twist-lock adapters. |