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TC Semitec stock a range of a pipe-clip temperature sensor and thermostat assemblies which can be used together to provide a complete thermal management system for domestic or industrial processes. Suitable for fast, reliable


surface-temperature measurement and control of liquids and gases - particularly in hard-to-reach applications, where traditional probes are not suitable. ATC Semitec BTS3 IP67 Clip-On Thermistor Sensor.


Provides an ultra-fast, highly accurate response to temperature change enabling precise monitoring up to 120°C in critical applications. Asahi US-602 Pipe-clip Thermostat Assembly


This automatic reset device can be calibrated to regulate surface temperatures, offering competitively priced, precise temperature control or over-temperature safety cut-out function.


√ Quick spring-clip installation -no invasive installations or pipe modifications √ Compatible with standard control systems √ Reliable and cost-effective control


√ Choice of pipe clip sizes and bespoke lead-wire options


Despite their simplicity, these IP rated sensors provide high-performance thermal monitoring—boosting both safety & efficiency in industrial and domestic settings.


ATC Semitec  sales@atcsemitec.co.uk  www.atcsemitec.co.uk


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ommercially available camera lenses are generally not suitable for space applications because the optical material they are made from would increasingly suffer from radiation ‘browning’ – meaning that image quality will deteriorate over the lifetime of a satellite. Resolve Optics has nearly two decades of experience and expertise in the design, testing and supply of low mass, high performance lenses using radiation resistant glass that meet the harsh demands of rocket launch and the temperature, cosmic radiation and vacuum challenges posed by the space environment


Resolve Optics  https://www.resolveoptics.com/design-considerations- for-satellite-optics/


NEW ODU-MAC® TOUCH-PROOF 225AMP POWER MODULES • Reduced mating force


• Reliable and durable with 10,000 mating cycles. • 12 mm2 contacts. • Crimp Termination


• Optimized power transmission via novel Torx cone connection I


deal for high-current applications, such as battery connections, electric vehicles, robotics, etc.


With increased user safety, to make handling more user-friendly, high- current modules with LAMTAC FLEX technology are now available for the ODU-MAC® Blue-Line, featuring touch protection on both sides.


The advantages at a glance: • 225Amps / 2500Volts


• IP2X Touch Protection on both sides for maximum user safety • Pollution Degree 2


Instrumentation June 2025


ODU is exhibiting at the Battery Cells & Systems Expo on 9-10th July at the NEC, showing connectors that ensure a reliable transmission of power, signals, data & other media, for a variety of demanding applications including mass-interconnect solutions for the testing of PCB’s and Batteries. So, why not drop by Stand 1551 and tell them about your application?


If you are not attending, then a brochure is available to download - these modules are part of ODU’s ‘Power Solutions’ range.


ODU-UK Ltd  0330 002 0640  sales@odu-uk.co.uk  www.odu-connectors.com/uk


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