Waterproof PT100 -50โ-200โ
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Description
๐ Dive into Precision with the TWTADE PT100!
- WATER READY - Designed for direct immersion in water, perfect for diverse applications.
- USER FRIENDLY - Easy to integrate into existing systems with a three-wire setup.
- DURABLE DESIGN - Crafted with stainless steel 304 for longevity and reliability.
- FLEXIBLE INSTALLATION - 6.6 feet of cable allows for versatile placement in various environments.
- PRECISION MEASUREMENT - Experience accurate readings from -50โ to 200โ.
The TWTADE PT100 Waterproof Temperature Sensor features a robust stainless steel probe and a wide measurement range of -50โ to 200โ, making it ideal for both industrial and home applications. With a 6.6-foot cable and a three-wire system, this sensor is designed for easy installation and reliable performance in wet environments.
Reviews
M**X
Works fine with my Hantek HDM3055B
I'm using it as a 2wire RTD probe. Forks fine.
R**D
Great to repair temp gauge
Used to repair temp gauge on beer neon sign. Works great
A**.
CAUTION: Title and pictures deceptive!
CAUTION: Title and pictures deceptive!Title: Twidec/RTD PT100 Waterproof Temperature Sensors ...NOTE- "sensors" not "sensor"Pictures: Two of the 5 pictures show 2 sensors. (one is the first that comes up)I will concede that that product features section does say,"Package Including[sic]: 1x Waterproof Temperature Sensors"but the title and pictures led me to expect otherwise.
T**T
This along with the associated temperature transmitter seem to be accurate.
I'm using this RTD and 4-20mA transmitter with my IotaWatt power monitoring system to record outside air temperature.If you go to the IoTaWatt website and search the forums you can find a case study I was requested to create about doing this. the 4-20mA transmitter is perfect for the 50mA inputs of the power monitor. The power monitor expects a 0 to 50mA input for load amps. I was able to configure an input to be able to read/record temperature in deg C or deg F. Of course since the power monitor expects a current signal it reads the RTD transmitter as Amps but it's a one to one conversion so when you read 70 A it's actually 70 deg.
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