QAMI5516 SINGLE MODULE DEMODULATOR AND DECODER IC FOR DIGITAL VIDEO SET-TOP BOXES QAMi5516
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Description: 500 Series immersion temperature probe, NTC, 100,000 Ohm, ±1.5 °C [±2.7 °F] tolerance, 10 °C to 260 °C [50 °F to 500 °F] accuracy, stainless steel, bullet housing, flying leads (two), 26 gauge Teflon insulation, 4,267 mm [168 in].
The 500 Series immersion temperature probe is a precision instrument designed for accurate temperature measurement in a variety of applications. This probe utilizes a Negative Temperature Coefficient (NTC) thermistor with a resistance of 100,000 Ohms at a reference temperature, which provides a reliable means of detecting temperature changes. The tolerance of ±1.5 °C (±2.7 °F) ensures that the readings remain within an acceptable range for most industrial and laboratory settings.
The operational temperature range of this probe spans from 10 °C to 260 °C (50 °F to 500 °F), making it suitable for high-temperature environments. The probe's construction features a robust stainless steel bullet housing that enhances durability and resistance to corrosive substances, allowing for immersion in various liquids or gases without compromising functionality.
The probe is equipped with flying leads, which consist of two conductors, facilitating straightforward connection to measurement devices or data acquisition systems. These leads are insulated with 26 gauge Teflon material, known for its excellent thermal and electrical insulation properties, thereby ensuring signal integrity and protection against environmental factors.
With an overall length of 4,267 mm (168 inches), this immersion temperature probe offers flexibility in installation, making it adaptable to different setups. Its design is optimized for ease of use, providing accurate and consistent temperature readings essential for precise control in scientific research, industrial processes, and HVAC applications.500 Series immersion temperature probe, NTC, 100, 000 Ohm, ±1, 5 °C [2. 7 °F] tolerance, 10 °C to 260 °C [50 °F to 500 °F] accuracy, stainless steel, bullet housing, flying leads (two), 26 gauge Teflon insulation, 4, 267 mm [168 in]
The 500 Series immersion temperature probe is a precision instrument designed for accurate temperature measurement in a variety of applications. This probe utilizes a Negative Temperature Coefficient (NTC) thermistor with a resistance of 100,000 Ohms at a reference temperature, which provides a reliable means of detecting temperature changes. The tolerance of ±1.5 °C (±2.7 °F) ensures that the readings remain within an acceptable range for most industrial and laboratory settings.
The operational temperature range of this probe spans from 10 °C to 260 °C (50 °F to 500 °F), making it suitable for high-temperature environments. The probe's construction features a robust stainless steel bullet housing that enhances durability and resistance to corrosive substances, allowing for immersion in various liquids or gases without compromising functionality.
The probe is equipped with flying leads, which consist of two conductors, facilitating straightforward connection to measurement devices or data acquisition systems. These leads are insulated with 26 gauge Teflon material, known for its excellent thermal and electrical insulation properties, thereby ensuring signal integrity and protection against environmental factors.
With an overall length of 4,267 mm (168 inches), this immersion temperature probe offers flexibility in installation, making it adaptable to different setups. Its design is optimized for ease of use, providing accurate and consistent temperature readings essential for precise control in scientific research, industrial processes, and HVAC applications.500 Series immersion temperature probe, NTC, 100, 000 Ohm, ±1, 5 °C [2. 7 °F] tolerance, 10 °C to 260 °C [50 °F to 500 °F] accuracy, stainless steel, bullet housing, flying leads (two), 26 gauge Teflon insulation, 4, 267 mm [168 in]
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