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Dostmann Immersion Sensor Type K Class 1, -100...+1100°C, 500 x 3, 0 mm

Brand:Dostmann

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Accuracy class
1
Cable length
1 m
Ø
3 mm
Dimensions (ØxL)
3 x 500 mm
For
P700, P705, P710, P715, P750, P755, P755-Log, P770, P770-Log
Length
500 mm
Max. temperature
1100 °C
Min. temperature
-100 °C
Sort of probe
Immersion probe
Temperature
-100 ... 1,100 °C

SG $216.80

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Product description

The Dostmann Immersion Sensor Type K, Class 1, -100 to +1100°C, 500 x 3.0 mm is designed for temperature measurement in liquid, gaseous, and powdered media. With a wide temperature range and Type K sensor design, it is suitable for demanding laboratory, industrial, and technical applications.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Dostmann
  • Sensor Type: Type K immersion sensor
  • Class: Class 1
  • Temperature Range: -100 to +1100°C
  • Size: 500 x 3.0 mm
  • Application: Suitable for liquid, gaseous, and powdered media

This Dostmann immersion sensor is suitable for users requiring reliable temperature measurement across a wide temperature range.



Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the Dostmann Immersion Sensor Type K, Class 1, -100 to +1100°C, 500 x 3.0 mm used for?

The Immersion Sensor Type K, Class 1, -100 to is designed for liquid, gaseous, and powdered media. The stated format and features make the product suitable for routine laboratory work within that application.

2. What are the main specifications of the Immersion Sensor Type K, Class 1, -100 to?

The main specifications of the Immersion Sensor Type K, Class 1, -100 to are that the temperature range is -100 to +1100°C and the class is Class 1. These are the main selection points to compare with the requirements of the laboratory task.

3. Is the Immersion Sensor Type K, Class 1, -100 to suitable for liquid, gaseous, and powdered media?

Yes. The Immersion Sensor Type K, Class 1, -100 to is suitable for liquid, gaseous, and powdered media. The product is designed specifically for that type of work when its stated format and operating characteristics match the laboratory requirement.

4. What size is the Immersion Sensor Type K, Class 1, -100 to?

The size of the Immersion Sensor Type K, Class 1, -100 to is 500 x 3.0 mm. This helps with checking fit, available space and compatibility with the intended setup.

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The Immersion Sensor Type K, Class 1, -100 to is designed for liquid, gaseous, and powdered media. The stated format and features make the product suitable for routine laboratory work within that application.

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