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- Temperature and Humidity Measurements
- Pt1000 temperature sensor
- Innovative Sensor Technology IST AG
Pt1000 temperature sensor fast-response
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Characteristics
- Technology
- Pt1000
- Other characteristics
- fast-response
- Temperature
Max.: 600 °C
(1,112 °F)Min.: -200 °C
(-328 °F)
Description
temp-sensor - Pt1000 (202) class F0.15 with Pt/Ni wire 600°C
The IST AG 600 °C Pt Temperature Sensor Series offers excellent long-term stability and fast response time with low self-heating within a temperature range of -200 °C to +600 °C. The sensors are a standard solution for various temperature applications. The RTDs are suitable for welding, crimping and brazing.
Furthermore, the 600 °C Pt Temperature Sensor Series is vibration and temperature shock resistant and can be customized to fit application-specific requirements.
The IST AG Pt temperature sensors up to 600 °C are also available with:
- Paired sensors
- 1/5 IEC and 1/10 IEC accuracy
- Small dimensions
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