Compact Thermometers

Compact thermometers with integrated transmitter for different applications

Compact, fast and precise for the measurement of process temperatures in common industries. With cost efficiency, optimal use of space, reliable operation, easy installation and commissioning the compact thermometers fulfills the requirements of modern process measurement technology. Vibration-proof integrated thin-film sensors guarantee highest operational safety at the fastest response times.

iTHERM CompactLine TM311 - Pt100 temperature sensor

iTHERM CompactLine TM311 - Pt100 temperature sensor

For sterile applications, a fast, compact, precise RTD sensor with IO-Link is available.

Accuracy:
class A acc. to IEC 60751

Response time:
t50 = 1 s
t90 = 1.5 s

Max. process pressure (static):
at 20 °C: 50 bar (725 psi)

Operating temperature range:
PT 100:
-50 °C ...200 °C
(-58 °F ...392 °F)

Max. immersion length on request:
up to 600,00 mm (23,62'')
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Easytemp TMR31 Compact thermometer

Easytemp TMR31 Compact thermometer

Compact, fast and precise for the measurement of process temperatures in common industries.

Accuracy
class A acc. to IEC 60751

Response time
t50 = 1 s
t90 = 2 s

Max. process pressure (static)
at 20 °C: 100 bar (1.450 psi)
Operating temperature range

PT 100:
-50 °C ...200 °C
(-58 °F ...392 °F)

Max. immersion length on request
up to 600,00 mm (23,62'')
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Temperature detectors: Measuring principle

RTD - Resistance temperature detectors

Measuring principle: The RTD sensor changes the electrical resistance with a change in temperature. They are suitable for the measurement of temperatures between -200 °C and approx. 600 °C and stand out due to high measurement accuracy and long-term stability. The sensor element most frequently used is a Pt100. As a standard, Endress+Hauser RTD sensors fulfill the IEC 60751 accuracy class A.

TC - Thermocouples

Measuring principle: A thermocouple is a component made of two different metals connected with each other at one end. An electrical potential (thermoelectric force) is caused due to the Seebeck effect at the open end if the connection and the free ends are exposed to different temperatures. With the help of the so-called thermocouples reference tables (see IEC 60584) the temperature at the connection (measuring junction) can be concluded.

Thermocouples are suitable for temperature measurement in the range of 0 °C to +1800 °C. They stand out due to the fast response time and high vibration resistance.

Benefits

  • Small, compact design made entirely of stainless steel
  • Cost efficiency
  • Extremely short response times
  • Highly accurate even with short insertion lengths