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Pt100 temperature sensor TFP series 4-20 mAbuilt-in transmitterfor storage tanks
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Characteristics
- Technology
- Pt100
- Output
- 4-20 mA
- Electrical connection
- built-in transmitter
- Applications
- process, for pipes, for the food industry, for storage tanks, for hygienic applications
- Other characteristics
- stainless steel
- Temperature
Min.: -50 °C
(-58 °F)Max.: 250 °C
(482 °F)- Process pressure
50 bar
(725.19 psi)- Probe diameter
18 mm, 50 mm
(0.7 in, 2 in)
Description
Temperature measurement for tubes from DN10 and vessels, with buffer, installation with built-in system ESP
Aseptic temperature measurement, inline, precise and fast – without product contact
Removal without opening the process and electrical disconnection: no downtime for calibration and maintenance
Various thermowells for individual adaptation to any process requirement
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