Jumo PT100 RTD Sensor, 6mm Dia, 100mm Long, 3 Wire, G1/2, Class B +250°C Max

RS noliktavas nr.: 386-8758Ražotājs: JumoRažotāja kods: 902810/20-1001-2-6-100-104-26/305,
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Specifikācija

Brand

Jumo

Sensor Type

PT100

Probe Length

100mm

Probe Diameter

6mm

Minimum Temperature Sensed

-50°C

Maximum Temperature Sensed

+250°C

Termination Type

Connection Head

Process Connection

G1/2

Number Of Wires

3

Accuracy

Class B

Response Time

12 s

Izcelsmes valsts

Germany

Produkta apraksts

Resistance thermometer for the foodstuffs/pharmaceutical industry

Warning

Reduced ambient temperatures when using transducers.

Noliktavas stāvoklis patreiz nav pieejams

€ 198,04

€ 198,04 Katrs (bez PVN)

€ 239,63

€ 239,63 Katrs (Ieskaitot PVN)

Jumo PT100 RTD Sensor, 6mm Dia, 100mm Long, 3 Wire, G1/2, Class B +250°C Max

1

Pieejams komplektos pa 1
1€ 198,04
2€ 396,07
3€ 594,11
4€ 792,15
5€ 962,68
6€ 1 155,21
7€ 1 347,75
8€ 1 540,28
9€ 1 732,82
10€ 1 925,35
11€ 2 117,89
12€ 2 310,42
13€ 2 502,96
14€ 2 695,49
15€ 2 888,03

€ 198,04

€ 198,04 Katrs (bez PVN)

€ 239,63

€ 239,63 Katrs (Ieskaitot PVN)

Jumo PT100 RTD Sensor, 6mm Dia, 100mm Long, 3 Wire, G1/2, Class B +250°C Max
Noliktavas stāvoklis patreiz nav pieejams

1

Pieejams komplektos pa 1
1€ 198,04
2€ 396,07
3€ 594,11
4€ 792,15
5€ 962,68
6€ 1 155,21
7€ 1 347,75
8€ 1 540,28
9€ 1 732,82
10€ 1 925,35
11€ 2 117,89
12€ 2 310,42
13€ 2 502,96
14€ 2 695,49
15€ 2 888,03

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Tehniskie dokumenti

Specifikācija

Brand

Jumo

Sensor Type

PT100

Probe Length

100mm

Probe Diameter

6mm

Minimum Temperature Sensed

-50°C

Maximum Temperature Sensed

+250°C

Termination Type

Connection Head

Process Connection

G1/2

Number Of Wires

3

Accuracy

Class B

Response Time

12 s

Izcelsmes valsts

Germany

Produkta apraksts

Resistance thermometer for the foodstuffs/pharmaceutical industry

Warning

Reduced ambient temperatures when using transducers.