Handheld instruments


Model 2000 Series


Thermocouple Thermometer/Simulator Simulation of thermocouple output Seven thermocouple types Milli-Volt measurement/output ºC/°F/°A selectable Self-calibrating


2030 £195.00


Compatible Probes pages 10 - 21


Thermistor Thermometer ºC/ ºF selectable


Wide measurement range (-50 to 150ºC) Very high accuracy Self-calibrating


2040 £95.00


Compatible Probes page 19


PT100 Thermometer Four/three/ two wire measurement Max/min functions Hold function Dual display ºC/°F/°A selectable


Simultaneous display of real time and max/min/hold measurement


Self-calibrating


2050 £115.00


Compatible Probes page 19


PARAMETERS 2000 2010 Measurement Range Sensor Type


Temperature Scales Features


Accuracy @ 23°c Operating Range


Cold Junction Compensation Characterising Errors Temperature Coefficient Resolution Battery


Battery Life Dimensions Weight


°C/°F/°A 2020 °C/°F/°A 2030 °C/°F/°A 2040 °C/°F 2050


-200 TO 1372°C -200 TO 1372°C -200 TO 1372°C -200 TO 1372°C -50 TO 150°C K,T,R,N,J,E,S+IR K,T,R,N,J,E,S+IR K,T,R,N,J,E,S+IR K,T,R,N,J,E,S+mV THERMISTOR PT100 °C /°F


MAX, MIN, HOLD


DUAL INPUT DIFF, HOLD


± 0.2°C ±0.15% OF READING SIMULATE


± 0.2°C ±0.1% OF READING


-30 TO 50°C 0.075°C/°C


LESS THAN 0.05°C 0.01% OF READING /°C


0.1°, to 1° above lOOO° (auto ranging) PP3


GREATER THAN 200 HOURS 130x70x33 mm 155gms


Call TME on 01903 700651 7 ±0.2°C -200 TO 850°C °C/°F/°A


MAX, MIN, HOLD


±0.2°C ±0.15% OF READING


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