RS PRO PT100 RTD Sensor, 6mm Dia, 250mm Long, 2 x 3 Wire, Probe, Class B +250°C Max

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Brand

RS PRO

Sensor Type

PT100

Probe Length

250mm

Probe Diameter

6mm

Minimum Temperature Sensed

-50°C

Maximum Temperature Sensed

+250°C

Termination Type

Bare Wire Tail

Cable Length

1m

Probe Material

Stainless Steel

Process Connection

Probe

Number Of Wires

2 x 3

Accuracy

Class B

COO (Country of Origin):
GB

RS PRO PRT PT100 Dual Element Industrial Sensor Probe


From the great value brand RS PRO, comes a range of high quality and great value PRT (Platinum resistance thermometer) Pt100 Dual Element Industrial Sensor Probes. Manufactured with a rigid 316 stainless steel sheath, these high-temperature PRT probes are an excellent solution for temperature measurement.

Features and benefits:


  • A wide operating temperature range: -50 °C to +250°C

  • 6mm probe diameter

  • 1 metre 6 core that is insulated in Teflon for added durability

  • Mineral insulated types can be carefully bent into shape

  • One probe can be connected to two measurement or control devices

Applications


These PRT housings have a variety of application use such as;
  • Heating

  • Air conditioning

  • Stoves and grills

  • Food processing

  • Energy

Why choose RS PRO?


RS PRO is our own brand of high-quality products whilst bringing you great value for money. Our wide range of products have been engineered to meet high industry standards, so you are ensured reliable and robust solutions.

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