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Ludwig Schneider Sensor Type K for Immersion (NICR-NI) with Miniature Connector Yellow, Nominal Length 250 mm Sheath ø 1 mm, Application Range -100...+400°C

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Cable length
2 m
Ø
1 mm
Dimensions (ØxL)
1 x 250 mm
Length
250 mm
Max. temperature
400 °C
Min. temperature
-100 °C
Sort of probe
Immersion probe
Temperature
-100 ... 400 °C
Type of probe
Type K
UNSPSC
41112219

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Product description

The Ludwig Sensor Type K For Immersion (NICR-NI), With Miniature Connector Yellow, Nominal Length 250mm, Sheath Diameter 1mm, Application Range -100 To +400°C is designed for accurate immersion temperature measurement in laboratory and technical applications. This mineral-insulated thermocouple uses 1 x NiCr-Ni Type K construction and includes a yellow miniature connector for practical and dependable temperature monitoring.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Ludwig
  • Sensor Type: Type K thermocouple for immersion
  • Material: 1 x NiCr-Ni Type K
  • Connector: Yellow miniature connector
  • Nominal Length: 250mm
  • Sheath Diameter: 1mm
  • Application Range: -100 to +400°C
  • Compliance: DIN EN 60584 Class 1

This Ludwig Type K immersion sensor is suitable for users requiring a slim 1mm sheath thermocouple for reliable temperature measurement across a broad application range.

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Mineral-insulated thermocouple NiCri-Ni type K,-200...+800°C, acc.to DIN EN 60584, cl.1

Manufacturer P/N

57499

Part Number

9.236 709

Manufacturer

Ludwig Schneider

Ø

3 mm

Sensor type K for immersion (NICR-NI) w/ miniature connector yellow,nominal length 150mm sheath ø 0,5 mm, application range -50...+200°C

Manufacturer P/N

71116

Part Number

6.313 332

Manufacturer

Ludwig Schneider

Ø

0.5 mm

Frequently asked questions

The Ludwig Sensor Type K For Immersion (NICR-NI), With is designed for accurate immersion temperature measurement in laboratory and technical applications. The stated format and features make the product suitable for routine laboratory work within that application.

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