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DOSTMANN Immersion Sensor Type K, Kl.1, 230 x 3.0 mm, -100°C…+1100°C, Without Cable

Brand:Dostmann

Specifications

Accuracy class: 1
Ø: 3 mm
Dimensions (ØxL): 3 x 230 mm
Length: 230 mm
Max. temperature: 1100 °C
Min. temperature: -100 °C
Sort of probe: Immersion probe
Temperature: -100 ... 1,100 °C
Type of probe: Type K
UNSPSC: 41112219

$47.84

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Product description

The DOSTMANN Immersion Sensor Type K, Kl.1, is a high-performance temperature sensor designed for a wide temperature range of -100°C to +1100°C. With a durable 230 x 3.0 mm probe, it provides accurate temperature measurements in demanding environments. This sensor is ideal for use in laboratories, industrial processes, and other applications requiring precise temperature readings. The sensor is sold without a cable, providing flexibility to connect with the appropriate setup for your needs.

Key Features:

Brand: DOSTMANN
Sensor Type: Type K, Kl.1 for high accuracy
Temperature Range: -100°C to +1100°C
Probe Dimensions: 230 x 3.0 mm for immersion in various media
Applications: Ideal for laboratory, industrial, and high-temperature monitoring

The DOSTMANN Immersion Sensor Type K provides reliable and precise temperature readings, making it an essential tool for high-temperature environments and specialized applications.

Frequently asked questions

It is a high-performance temperature sensor designed for a wide temperature range of -100°C to +1100°C. With a durable 230 x 3.0 mm probe, it provides accurate temperature measurements in demanding environments. This sensor is ideal for use in laboratories, industrial processes, and other applications requiring precise temperature readings. The sensor is sold without a cable, providing flexibility to connect with the appropriate setup for your needs.

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