For a perfect fit in a thermowell, trim these probes with a pipe cutter. Stainless steel protects the sensing element from impact and liquids when they’re immersed. They are often installed in a bore to measure the temperature of molds, dies, and other equipment.

Output temperature readings to two devices, or in applications where you want to output temperature readings to two different devices. For example, the output from one thermocouple might be fed to a data logger, while the output from the other thermocouple is used for process control.

To protect against vibration and shock during temperature measurements, these RTD probes come with a thermowell. Made of stainless steel, it acts as a shield for added protection from corrosion in liquids and gases. The thermowell also lets you replace the probe sensor without stopping flow or draining your system. For accurate readings, a spring pushes the probe tip forward, keeping the tip in constant contact with the thermowell. Rated IP65 and NEMA 4, these probes seal out dust and water from washdowns. Remove the cap on the head to wire the probe’s terminal block to your application.

For long service life in harsh conditions, these RTD probes have an armored stainless steel cable to protect wiring from corrosion, abrasion, and impact. Stainless steel also encases the probes, keeping them safe if they get hit and from liquids when they’re immersed. They are often installed in a bore to measure the temperature of molds, dies, and other equipment.

Probes with strain relief offer extra support for moving cables. They also help avoid kinking for longer cable life.

Use these RTD probes for more stable air-temperature readings than thermocouple probes.

Designed for clean-in-place applications such as dairy processing and food-preparation areas, these 3-A certified RTDs have a sanitary quick-clamp connection for easy removal. Remove the cap on the head to wire the probe’s terminal block to your application.

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Convert signals from your RTD probe into signal types that data loggers, controllers, and other instruments can read.

Thread-in transmitters automatically recognize the probe type, so you don’t need to program them to match. They communicate via IO Link, which lets you change settings, read measurements, and receive error messages remotely when connected to a PLC via an IO Link controller (not included).

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Often used to remotely monitor probe readings in high-temperature applications, these thermometers have a housing designed for installation in instrument and control panels. They interpret data from a thermocouple probe or RTD probe (sold separately).

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A resistance temperature detector (RTD) probe responds to temperature change faster than dial thermometers.

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For a longer service life than thermocouple probes and more consistent readings over time, these thermometers have a resistance temperature detector (RTD) probe. They come with a calibration certificate traceable to NIST that states they’ve passed a test for accuracy.

For more accurate and consistent readings than thermometers with thermocouple probes and a longer service life, this thermometer has a resistance temperature detector (RTD) probe. It logs up to 2,000 time- and date-stamped readings and uploads data to a PC through the USB port.

To conserve battery life, use the optional power adapter (sold separately).