RS PRO PT1000 RTD Sensor 2.1 mm Dia, 4 mm Long, 2 Wire, Classe B 600 °C Max NO

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304-25-597
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Brand

RS PRO

Product Type

RTD Sensor

Sensor Type

PT1000

Probe Length

4mm

Probe Diameter

2.1mm

Minimum Temperature Sensed

-50°C

Maximum Temperature Sensed

600°C

Termination Type

Chip

Cable Length

10mm

Probe Material

Platinum

Hazardous Area Certification

NO

Number of Wires

2

Accuracy

Classe B

Response Time

20s

COO (Country of Origin):
DE

RS PRO Platinum probes


From RS PRO, comes a range of high quality platinum probes. With its robust construction, these probes are an excellent solution for temperature measurement.

Features and benefits:


  • Available with either a 2mm or 1.4mm probe diameter

  • 2mm, 5mm and 10mm probe length offered in this range

  • Temperature measurement range of -50 °C and +600°C, 2938446 has a temperature range of -70 °C and +550°C

  • Response time of 1 m/s and 0.4 (Water) s, 20 (Air) s, offered in this range of probes

  • PT100, PT1000 and PT500 sensors available in this range.

    • Applications


    These platinum resistance temperature probes have a variety of application use such as;

  • Heating

  • Air conditioning

  • Stoves and grills

  • Food processing

  • Energy

    • What are PT100, PT500 and PT1000 sensors?


    PT100 and pt10000 sensors are considered the most rugged and common form of a RTD (resistance temperature detector) and have a resistance of 100 ohms Ω) whilst the PT1000 have a resistance of 1000Ω. PT500 are a rare type of PRT and have a resistance of 500Ω.

    How do Platinum resistance thermometers work?


    Platinum resistance thermometers work by measuring accurate changes in electrical resistance when the temperature changes. The resistance is measured by when a current is passed through it and the voltage is measured using a suitable voltmeter. The voltage reading is then converted into temperature with the aid of calibration equipment.

    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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