Model 2000 Series


The MM2000 series carry a two year warranty as standard. All instruments are microprocessor driven, providing exceptionally high accuracy and long term stability. They also feature a very wide operating range (-30 to 50ºC), have a resolution of 0.1 to 1000 and are autoranging.


All instruments are designed to be waterproof to IP67 standards. All instruments are supplied complete with a thermoplastic rubber boot.


All thermocouple instruments give a choice of seven thermocouple types: and infrared sensor Exergen


K T J R N E S


Single Input Thermocouple Thermometer


Seven thermocouple types Infra-red capability ºC/ ºF selectable Self-calibrating


2000 £95.00


Compatible Probes pages 10 - 21


Multi Function Thermocouple Thermometer Max/min Functions Hold function Dual display ºC/ºF/ºA selectable


Simultaneous display of real time Max/min/hold measurement Self-calibrating


2010 £115.00


Compatible Probes pages 10 - 21


Dual Input Thermocouple Dual input


Seven thermocouple types Infra-red capability Differential display ºC/°F/°A selectable


Simultaneous display of both inputs or differential and input 1 Self-calibrating


2020 £120.00


Compatible Probes pages 10 - 21 6 www.tmelectronics.co.uk


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