The RTD products offer high accuracy, long-term stability and consistent repeatability, says the manufacturer. 

Applications involving heating invariably require temperature measurement instrumentation. Temperature instruments typically consist of a thermowell, a sensor and a transmitter to convert the sensor data to an industry-standard signal such as 4 to 20 mA or fieldbus digital communications.

Model 12005 offers improved high temperature stability, built-in overheat protection, a more flexible cable and color coded calibration range indictors.

Resistance temperature detectors (RTDs), thermocouples and thermistors are offered as stand-alone products in addition to sensors on the company’s line of electric heaters.

Designed for applications that require critical temperature measurement for small-diameter lines in sanitary processes, miniature sanitary RTDs cover the temperature range from -58 to 392°F (-50 to 200°C) with ±0.10 percent accuracy at 32°F (0°C

The company’s line of standard RTD probes uses a 100 Ω platinum element with alpha equals 0.00385

Processors often have questions when it comes to measuring temperature in their facilities. This article aims to answer several of the most frequently asked questions heard by our engineers.