Testo Radio Module for Use with testo 635-1, testo 635-2, testo 735-1, testo 735-2

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516-0438
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0554 0188
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Brand

Testo

Accessory Type

Radio Module

For Use With

testo 635-1, testo 635-2, testo 735-1, testo 735-2

RoHS Status: Exempt

COO (Country of Origin):
CN

testo Radio Probe


For testo measuring instruments with radio option
Wireless measurement at distances of up to 20 m
Flexible thanks to plug-in probe heads

Approvals

  for the following countries DE, NL, ES, IT, SE, AT, DK, FI, HU, CZ, PL, GR, FR, GB, BE

Testo Temperature Probe Radio Module, Wireless, 869.85MHz Radio Frequency - 0554 0188


Measure temperatures across long distances using this temperature probe radio module from Testo. To use it, simply attach this device to your digital thermometer, and it will transmit signals from your measuring probe to your thermometer for easy analysis. As there's no need to connect your probe to a wire, it gives you increased flexibility and freedom of movement in your measuring applications.

Features & Benefits


• Unidirectional radio transmission for clear signal quality
• Broad operating temperature range between -20°C and +50°C for use in demanding environments

Applications


• HVAC systems
• Warehouses
• Marine engineering

What's the measuring distance of this radio module?


This module offers radio coverage of up to 20m between your probe and measuring instrument. This means you can rely on it for steady signal transmissions across large areas.

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