Jumo PT100 RTD Sensor, 6mm Dia, 100mm Long, 3 Wire, G1/2, Class B +250°C Max

Nr. stoc RS: 386-8758Producator: JumoCod de producator: 902810/20-1001-2-6-100-104-26/305,
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Specificatii

Marca

Jumo

Tip senzor

PT100

Lungime sonda

100mm

Probe Diameter

6mm

Temperatura minima detectata

-50°C

Temperatura maxima detectata

+250°C

Terminal

Connection Head

Process Connection

G1/2

Number Of Wires

3

Acuratete

Class B

Timp de raspuns

12 s

Tara de origine

Germany

Detalii produs

Resistance thermometer for the foodstuffs/pharmaceutical industry

Warning

Reduced ambient temperatures when using transducers.

Informatii despre stoc temporar indisponibile

€ 210,62

€ 210,62 Buc. (fara TVA)

€ 250,64

€ 250,64 Buc. (cu TVA)

Jumo PT100 RTD Sensor, 6mm Dia, 100mm Long, 3 Wire, G1/2, Class B +250°C Max

1

Disponibil in multiplu de 1
1€ 210,62
2€ 421,24
3€ 608,49
4€ 811,32
5€ 1.014,15
6€ 1.216,98
7€ 1.419,81
8€ 1.622,64
9€ 1.825,47
10€ 2.028,30
11€ 2.231,13
12€ 2.433,96
13€ 2.636,79
14€ 2.839,62
15€ 3.042,45

€ 210,62

€ 210,62 Buc. (fara TVA)

€ 250,64

€ 250,64 Buc. (cu TVA)

Jumo PT100 RTD Sensor, 6mm Dia, 100mm Long, 3 Wire, G1/2, Class B +250°C Max
Informatii despre stoc temporar indisponibile

1

Disponibil in multiplu de 1
1€ 210,62
2€ 421,24
3€ 608,49
4€ 811,32
5€ 1.014,15
6€ 1.216,98
7€ 1.419,81
8€ 1.622,64
9€ 1.825,47
10€ 2.028,30
11€ 2.231,13
12€ 2.433,96
13€ 2.636,79
14€ 2.839,62
15€ 3.042,45

Informatii despre stoc temporar indisponibile

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CantitatePret unitar
1 - 2€ 210,62
3+€ 202,83

Documente tehnice

Specificatii

Marca

Jumo

Tip senzor

PT100

Lungime sonda

100mm

Probe Diameter

6mm

Temperatura minima detectata

-50°C

Temperatura maxima detectata

+250°C

Terminal

Connection Head

Process Connection

G1/2

Number Of Wires

3

Acuratete

Class B

Timp de raspuns

12 s

Tara de origine

Germany

Detalii produs

Resistance thermometer for the foodstuffs/pharmaceutical industry

Warning

Reduced ambient temperatures when using transducers.