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Temperature Sensors - Thermocouple, Temperature Probes

The E52-PR100C-N D=15 PT1 is a temperature sensing device that can be used in any application which requires accurate and reliable temperature measurement. It is designed and manufactured by the renowned German company of EPH Controls. The device is precise, reliable, and robust with a wide temperature range, making it ideal for industrial applications.

Application Field

The E52-PR100C-N D=15 PT1 is particularly suitable for use in industrial applications. Its temperature range of -50 degrees to + 250 degrees Celsius allows it to be used in a wide range of environments, including extreme temperatures. It is also suitable for use in chemical and chemical-processing applications, since it is completely impermeable to hydrocarbons, solvents, and even acids. The device is also resistant to mechanical shocks, so it can be used in applications involving mechanical stresses.

Working Principle

The E52-PR100C-N D=15 PT1 uses a thermocouple to measure temperature. This device works by converting the temperature into an electric voltage and is suitable for measuring temperatures between -50 degrees and +250 degrees Celsius. The thermocouple consists of two metal wires, one of which is heated and the other is kept at a constant temperature. The temperature of the heated wire is measured by detecting the difference in electric potential between the two wires. The temperature of the device can then be read from a display with a resolution of 0.1°C.

Conclusion

The E52-PR100C-N D=15 PT1 is a temperature sensing device which is ideal for industrial applications. It is resistant to hydrocarbons, solvents, and acids and is also resistant to mechanical shocks. The device uses a thermocouple to measure temperatures between -50 and +250 degrees Celsius with a resolution of 0.1°C. The E52-PR100C-N D=15 PT1 is a reliable and robust device for temperature measurement in both standard and extreme environments.

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