WIKA explosion-proof thermometers

Temperature: -200 °C - 600 °C

... +600 °C (-320 ... +1.112 °F) With integrated fabricated protection tube Spring-loaded measuring insert (replaceable) Explosion-protected versions

Temperature: -196 °C - 600 °C

Cable resistance thermometers are particularly suited to those applications in which the metallic sensor tip is mounted directly into bored holes (e.g. in machine components) or directly into the process for any application ...

Temperature: -196 °C - 500 °C

Resistance thermometers of this series are used for the measurement of liquid and gaseous media at low and medium pressures. The resistance thermometer is screwed directly into the process. The electrical ...

Temperature: -196 °C - 600 °C

Resistance thermometers of this series are designed for fitting into vessels and pipelines. Standard flanges to DIN EN or ASME are available. These temperature sensors are suitable for liquid and gaseous media under ...

Temperature: -196 °C - 600 °C

Resistance thermometers in this series can be combined with a large number of thermowell designs. A wide variety of possible combinations of sensor, connection head, insertion length, neck length, connection to thermowell ...

Temperature: -50 °C - 250 °C

Resistance thermometers of this series are used as universal thermometers for the measurement of liquid and gaseous media. They can be used for pressures up to 40 bar (special designs to 400 bar dependent ...

Temperature: -50 °C - 500 °C

The model TR55 resistance thermometer is ideally suited for the measurement of surface temperature at bearing shells on pumps, gears or motors under dry ambient conditions at the measuring tip. The spring-loaded, flat ...

Temperature: -40 °C - 80 °C

... resistance thermometer This version features a closed sensor tube and is intended for damp or humid rooms and outdoor applications. For application in hazardous areas, intrinsically safe versions are ...

Temperature: -50 °C - 250 °C

Resistance thermometers of this series are used as universal thermometers for the measurement of liquid and gaseous media in the range -50 ... +250 °C [-58 ... +482 °F]. The instruments are intrinsically safe ...