Platinum resistive temperature sensor TT-PT seriesPt100RTDPt1000
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Characteristics
- Technology
- Pt100, RTD, platinum resistive, Pt1000, thin-film
- Applications
- for liquids, for gas
- Other characteristics
- precision, custom
- Temperature
Min.: -40 °C
(-40 °F)Max.: 400 °C
(752 °F)
Description
Thin film Platinum Resistance Temperature Detectors from TT-PT group are very commonly used components in industrial applications thanks to very high precision and long term stability. Tewa Electronics Group offers three standard types of PT RTDs: PT100, PT500 and PT1000, that can be provided in standard tolerance classes.
FEATURES:
- Operating Temperature Range between -40°C and 400°C
- High quality materials used for production assure very good long term stability and reliability also at high temperature
- Good High Voltage withstanding provided by ceramics that is used for surface coating
- Very good resistance against shock and vibrations
APLICATION:
- Liquid or gas temperature control and monitoring
- Industrial applications
- As a sensing element used in wide range of standard and custom temperature sensors manufactured by Tewa Electronics Group
- Others
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