The principle of how Temperature Gauge work is around the idea of using two different bimetallic strips (usually steel and copper or steel and brass). When the strip is getting hotter, the metal is bending, and when the strip is colder, it shows the opposite. Therefore, the movement of the pieces correlates to the temperature indicating on a scale. The credit of this discovery goes to English Gentleman John Harrison in the 18th century. Even though the possibilities and technologies are constantly evolving, his findings are still valid. The Gauge is a simple, inexpensive and durable device to display the temperature of the surrounding atmosphere or an object. Their popularity reaches many industries, such as heating and ventilation, refrigeration industry, process manufacturing or process pipelines. Depending on your requirements, you can choose the right types of Temperature Gauge available on the current market. Some of them include magnetic thermometers (use with radiators), probe thermometers (use for food and gases) or clip Thermometers ideal for measuring the temperature of heating and water pipes.

We are proudly introducing our own branded RS PRO Remote Reading Expansion Thermometer ideal for applications with restrictive accessibility. It is also perfect where it is advantageous to have the Thermometer remote from the sensing pocket such as on vibrating equipment. All models are highly reliable and with a competitive price range complies with BS 5235:1975, DIN 16203 and DIN 16205 industry standards. This 100 mm diameter Thermometer with bi-metallic movement and acrylic window cover indicates the surface temperature of many applications. The Gauge scale oscillates between 0°C up to + 120°C where the case material is steel.

The Temperature Gauge with a diverse range of industries across multiple sectors makes them mandatory, particularly in:

• Oil & Gas


• Energy (Power transmission and distribution)


• Machine building and automation


• Heating, ventilation and air handling


• Food & Beverage


• Refinery


• Pharmaceuticals


• Hydraulic


• Paper


• Chemical and Petrochemical Industry


• Semiconductors Industry

What to look out for when reading Gauge Thermometer?

The dial Thermometer contains a wealth of information, such as:

1. The Pointer indicates the temperature currently prevailing.
2. On display, we have information about the units measuring (PSI, °F, °C).
3. The accuracy class is either 1 or 2, and they depend on the scale spectrum defined error limits.
4. Dial Thermometers differentiate between scale range and measuring range.

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BS 5235: 1975; DIN 16203; DIN 16205