The Ludwig Schneider Sensor Type K for Immersion is designed for high-precision temperature measurements in extreme temperature ranges from -100 °C to +800 °C. Featuring a durable NiCr-Ni construction, this sensor is equipped with a miniature connector for easy integration. The nominal length is 400 mm, with a sheath diameter of 3 mm, making it ideal for immersion applications in various industrial and laboratory settings.
Designed by Ludwig Schneider, this sensor provides reliable, accurate temperature measurement for high-performance environments.
It is designed for high-precision temperature measurements in extreme temperature ranges from -100 °C to +800 °C. Featuring a durable NiCr-Ni construction, this sensor is equipped with a miniature connector for easy integration. The nominal length is 400 mm, with a sheath diameter of 3 mm, making it ideal for immersion applications in various industrial and laboratory settings.
Yes. It is designed for immersion in industrial and laboratory temperature monitoring, and offers a nominal length of 400 mm and a sheath diameter of 3 mm to support this kind of work.
It has a nominal length of 400 mm and a sheath diameter of 3 mm, and is supplied under manufacturer part number 71111.
It is made from niCr-Ni for reliable temperature sensing. It also offers type K immersion sensor, miniature connector, yellow color and -100 °C to +800 °C.
For sensor probe applications, the Ludwig Schneider Sensor Type K for Immersion (NiCr-Ni) with Miniature Connector, Yellow, Nominal Length 400 mm, Sheath Ø 3 mm, Application Range -100 to +800 °C is differentiated by material NiCr-Ni for reliable temperature sensing and connector Miniature connector, yellow color. The ISOHEAT Temperature Sensor KM-TNS NiCr-Ni Bar Element Inconell, -40 to 1200°C, 1.5 m, 300 mm, Without Plug from ISOHEAT is another named option in the same product category. Compare the required specifications, compatibility and workflow requirements before selection.
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