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News Release from: UK Instruments and Controls | Subject: DigiTemp
Edited by the Laboratorytalk Editorial
Team on 07 July 2005
Taking the temperature, digitally
Digital thermometers available with either type K thermocouple or high accuracy Pt1000 input, sealed to IP67 to enable use in many industrial and process applications
To complement its range of digital pressure gauges, UK Instruments and Controls can offer a range of digital thermometers A range of digital thermometers employing low power microprocessor electronics to supply two year continuous operation from two AA batteries
This article was originally published on Laboratorytalk on 1 Mar 2004 at 8.00am (UK)
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DigiTemp digital thermometers are available with either type K thermocouple (DT1) or high accuracy Pt1000 (DT2) input.
The combination of high accuracy with stainless steel sensing probes sealed to IP67 enables DigiTemp thermometers to be utilised in many industrial and process applications.
DigiTemp DT1 and DT2 is offered with the option of a 4-20mA retransmission signal and may be specified with maximum and minimum value display.
The addition to the range of Atex approved intrinsically safe versions (intrinsically safe version available to EEX ia IIC T4) allows DigiTemp DT1 and DT2 to be used in hazardous areas.
The Rototherm DT3 digital thermometer is the latest addition to the range of process digital thermometers.
The DT3 offers a low cost digital alternative to more traditional analogue gauges and is suitable for use in many industrial applications including food processing, tank and pipeline temperature measurement, says the company.
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