Bearing temperature sensor
Description
|
Type |
J , K |
|
Temperature Range |
35 to 260 °C |
|
Tip Dia |
3/4/5/6 mm |
|
Tip Length |
5 to 15 mm |
|
Wire Length |
0.5 mtr to 10 mtr |
|
Junction |
Grounded, Ungrounded |
- bearing temperature sensor is a type of temperature sensor that is designed specifically to monitor the temperature of a bearing in a rotating machine. Bearings are critical components of rotating machinery, and monitoring their temperature is important for preventing premature failure and maximizing their lifespan.
- Bearing temperature sensors can be designed in various ways, but they are typically mounted in close proximity to the bearing and are in contact with the bearing surface. They may be designed to measure the temperature of the bearing race, the rolling elements, or the lubricant inside the bearing.
- The sensor may be a thermocouple, RTD (Resistance Temperature Detector), or infrared temperature sensor. The choice of sensor will depend on factors such as the temperature range, accuracy requirements, and the operating environment.