Bimetallic thermometer RIC100
dialIP65ATEX

bimetallic thermometer
bimetallic thermometer
bimetallic thermometer
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Characteristics

Technology
bimetallic
Display
dial
Protection level
IP65, ATEX
Configuration
insertion
Applications
industrial, for food, food, for the petrochemical industry, for hot water, for harsh environments
Other characteristics
stainless steel
Temperature

Max.: 600 °C
(1,112 °F)

Min.: -50 °C
(-58 °F)

Precision

1 %

Dial diameter

15 mm
(0.6 in)

Description

The RIC100 series Bimetallic Thermometers are thermometers having a cylindrical spiral as a sensitive element. They consist of a stainless steel tube inside which there is a bimetallic helical spiral which deforms as a result of temperature variations. These thermometers can be combined with thermowells to offer protection to the instrument or to replace it without having to interrupt the process. Possibility of ATEX execution with CE Ex II 2 GD c TX dial marking. They cannot be installed in zones 0 and 20. PRODUCT FEATURES Principle of measurement - Indicators Informations measured - Temperature Detection type - Continuous measurement Measurable media - Natural Gas, Liquids, Aggressive Liquids, Aggressive gases Viewing Modes and signals - Analog dial DETAILS OF THE SIGNAL INPUTS AND OUTPUTS All signal outputs available - N/A Signal Output Type - None REGISTRY FEATURES Display - No Naval approvals - None Food / pharmaceutical approvals - None Atex approvals - ATEX / Europe Laws and regulations - UNI EN 13190:2003 Atex details - conformità alla direttiva ATEX 94/9/CE) LOGISTICS Type of packaging - Carton BOX Contains batteries - No ETCN - N/D country of origin - Italy Gross weight - 0,8 kg Net weight - 0,3 kg Packaging volume - 0,007 m³ Packing length - 26 cm Packaging width - 21 cm Packaging depth - 13 cm
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