Rtd (pt100) probe with bayonet fitting
Description
|
Type |
Rtd ( pt100 ) |
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Temperature Range |
-50 to 450 °C |
|
Tip |
Dia : 5 mm & Length : 25 mm |
|
Slot |
12.5 mm Id with singl slot |
|
Wire Length |
0.5 mtr to 10 mtr |
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Junction |
Grounded, Ungrounded |
- RTD (Resistance Temperature Detector) probe with a bayonet fitting is a type of temperature sensor that is designed to measure temperature using the change in electrical resistance of a platinum element as it is exposed to different temperatures. The bayonet fitting is a type of mechanical connection that allows the RTD probe to be easily installed or removed from a process or system.
- The bayonet fitting is a type of mechanical connection that allows the RTD probe to be quickly inserted into or removed from a compatible receptacle. It typically consists of a probe with a cylindrical body and a locking mechanism, and a mating receptacle with a corresponding bayonet-style slot. To install the RTD probe, it is inserted into the receptacle and then twisted, engaging the bayonet lock and securing the probe in place. To remove the probe, it is twisted in the opposite direction to disengage the bayonet lock and then pulled out.
- RTD probes with bayonet fittings are commonly used in industrial and process applications where temperature measurement is required in harsh or challenging environments. The bayonet fitting allows for easy installation and removal of the probe, making it convenient for maintenance and calibration purposes. RTD probes with bayonet fittings are also known for their durability and resistance to vibration and mechanical stress, making them suitable for various industrial processes where reliability is important.