Surface Probes Surface Probes


These handheld temperature surface probes form a comprehensive range of surface temperature probes. Suitable for use from freezer temperatures to furnace temperatures. The handles are made from polypropylene and designed for comfort and fine control. They are totally encapsulated, increasing strength, durability and therefore entirely waterproof. Polyurethane cables are used as standard (as opposed to PVC) for the enhanced memory of their curl, greater retractability and strength.


This construction delivers robust probes ideal for industrial temperature measurement also for many applications in heating and ventilation thermometery.


Fast Response Ribbon Probe Excellent accuracy Fast response


Ideal for measurement of surface temperatures below 250ºC


Fitted with 2m curly cable


TYPE


TEMP RANGE


K +250 K +250 K +250


Dual Surface / Immersion Probe


2 in 1 probe may be used for surface temperatures and may be immersed to take liquid temperatures


Fast response Waterprooof assembly


Ideal for measurement of surface temperatures below 250°C


High Temperature General Purpose Probe Ideal for measuring surfaces up to 600ºC Fast response


Fitted with a small spring loaded shield Fitted with 2m curly cable and miniature plug


Extra High Temperature Probe Spring loaded tip housed in ceramic Extended shaft


Ideal for high temperature measurement at a safe distance


Fitted with 2m curly cable and miniature plug


14 www.tmelectronics.co.uk TYPE


TEMP RANGE


K +950


ORDER CODE PRICE


-50 KSO8 £55.00 TYPE


TEMP RANGE


K +250 T +250


TYPE


ORDER CODE PRICE


-50 KSO1-S £65.00 -50 TSO1-S £65.00


ORDER CODE PRICE


-50 KS01 £31.50 -50 KS02 £32.50 -50 KS03 £32.50


TEMP RANGE


K +600 T +400


ORDER CODE PRICE


-50 KSO7 £36.00 -50 TSO7 £37.50


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