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Ludwig Schneider Digital Measuring Instrument Type 13100, -200...+1370 °C / -328...+2498 °F, with 9V Battery, Carrying Case

Specifications

Battery/ rechargeable battery
1 x 9 V
Depth
64 mm
Dimensions (WxDxH)
184 x 64 x 30 mm
Height
30 mm
Max. temperature
1370 °C
Max. voltage battery/ rechargeable battery
9 V
Min. temperature
-200 °C
No. of batteries/ rechargeable batteries
1
No. of channels
2
Resolution
0.1 °C

$619.90

Inc. GST

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Product description

The Ludwig Schneider Digital Measuring Instrument Type 13100 is designed for precise temperature measurements across a wide range from -200 °C to +1370 °C (-328 °F to +2498 °F). This versatile instrument is equipped with a 9V battery and comes with a convenient carrying case, making it ideal for field and laboratory use. The easy-to-read digital display ensures quick and accurate readings for a variety of industrial and research applications.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Ludwig Schneider
  • Model: Type 13100
  • Temperature Range: -200 °C to +1370 °C (-328 °F to +2498 °F)
  • Power Supply: 9V battery included
  • Included Accessories: Carrying case for easy transport
  • Display: Digital, easy-to-read for precise measurements
  • Application: Suitable for laboratory, field, and industrial use

This digital measuring instrument from Ludwig Schneider provides an efficient and reliable solution for temperature measurements across a broad range of applications.

Accessories

Immersion probe for Hand held thermometer Type 13100

ProductType of probeMax. temperatureMfr#Part#AvailabilityPrice
Type K200 °C711106.313 338$269.33
Type K400 °C711146.313 334$290.59
Type K400 °C711176.313 330$331.34
Type K400 °C574999.236 709$274.64
Type K1000 °C711126.313 336$317.17
Type K800 °C711186.313 329$340.20
Type K200 °C711136.313 335$285.27
Type K800 °C711156.313 333$299.45
Type K200 °C711166.313 332$304.76

Frequently asked questions

It is designed for precise temperature measurements across a wide range from -200 °C to +1370 °C (-328 °F to +2498 °F). This versatile instrument is equipped with a 9V battery and comes with a convenient carrying case, making it ideal for field and laboratory use. The easy-to-read digital display ensures quick and accurate readings for a variety of industrial and research applications.

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