Low-cost platinum resistance thermometers (Exposed-lead models with screws) OMRON E52-P6DY 4M
3,651,400₫
Pt100 Ohm; -50...250ºC; SUS304; Diameter of protective tubing: 4mm; Protective tubing length: 49mm; Mounting type: Screw-in
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Series: Low-cost platinum resistance thermometers (Exposed-lead models with screws) Omron E52 series
Model: E52-P6DY 4M
Features of Low-cost platinum resistance thermometers (Exposed-lead models with screws) OMRON E52 series (contains model E52-P6DY 4M)
Low-cost platinum resistance thermometers (Exposed-lead models with screws) OMRON E52 series:
- Element type: Pt100
- Conductor type: 3-conductor system
- Class: Class B
- Protective tubing material: SUS304
- Temperature range: −50°C to 250°C
Specifications of Low-cost platinum resistance thermometers (Exposed-lead models with screws) OMRON E52-P6DY 4M
|
Type |
RTD |
|
Element type |
Pt100 Ohm |
|
Measurement range |
-50...250ºC |
|
Number of element |
1 |
|
Shape of probe |
Straight probe |
|
Protective tubing material |
SUS304 |
|
Diameter of protective tubing |
4mm |
|
Protective tubing length |
49mm |
|
Electrical connection type |
Pre-wired with Cosse terminal |
|
Wire material |
PFA |
|
Number of conductors |
3-wire |
|
Wire length |
4m |
|
Mounting type |
Screw-in |
|
Thread type |
Rc |
|
Thread size |
1/8" |
|
Ambient temperature |
-50...150°C |
Installation guide Low-cost platinum resistance thermometers (Exposed-lead models with screws) OMRON Contact mailbox baoan@baoanjsc.com.vn or phone number 0989 465 256
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