Resistance temperature sensor M-OK/MHin metal housingembeddedIP66
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Characteristics
- Technology
- resistance
- Mounting
- in metal housing, embedded
- Protection level
- ATEX, IP66
- Applications
- process, environmental
- Other characteristics
- stainless steel, small, insulated, mineral-insulated, flexible, rugged
- Temperature
Min.: -70 °C
(-94 °F)Max.: 260 °C
(500 °F)
Description
• Universal options for use
• Protective sleeves made from brass or stainless steel
• Variable dimensions
• Embedding of 1 or 2 measuring resistors
Description
Cable sensors with metallic protective sleeves can be used almost anywhere. The brass or stainless steel sleeves are available from a diameter of 3 mm and a length of 20 mm. The sensor is connected firmly to the feed using a press squeeze, roll squeeze or casting. PVC, silicone, Teflon or glass fibre hose lines or PTFE single wires with a cross section of AWG 14 to AWG 30 are available as supply lines. Moisture-proof versions with protection class IP66 and IECEx and ATEX-approved versions are available as standard.
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