RTD PT100 Thermocouple Sensor, 3 Wire, -200 to 600°C
Temperature Sensors

RTD PT100 Thermocouple Sensor, 3 Wire, -200 to 600°C

High-accuracy 3-wire RTD PT100 sensor with threaded connection and stainless steel probe. Suitable for a wide range of industrial applications up to 600°C.

Features

RTD PT100 sensor with 3-wire configuration for accurate readings
Temperature range: -200°C to +600°C
Accuracy: Class B
Threaded process connection (NPT/BPT compatible)
Stainless steel probe for corrosion resistance
Termination: Jack type for easy connection
Cable length: 3 meters with high insulation
Weight: Approx. 85–100 grams
Available in custom sizes as per client requirement
Suitable for HVAC, pharma, pipeline, autoclaves, and more
Can withstand high pressure environments
Also available in K-type thermocouple variant

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Product Description

The RTD PT100 Thermocouple Sensor from SRS Automation and Control Systems is a highly accurate and durable temperature sensor designed for industrial environments. With a Class B accuracy and wide temperature range from -200°C to 600°C, this sensor is ideal for autoclaves, HVAC systems, flameproof zones, pipelines, pharma, and more. It features a stainless steel probe with threaded connection (NPT/BPT), a 3-wire configuration for stable signal transmission, and a robust 3-meter cable. The termination type is jack-based for easy connectivity. Also available in customized sizes and configurations based on client requirements.

Specifications

Make:SRS
Repair:Yes
Sensor Type:RTD Pt100
Connection Type:3 Wire
Accuracy:Class B
Temperature Range:-200°C to +600°C
Probe Material:Stainless Steel
Cable Length:3 meters
Termination Type:Jack
Process Connection:Threaded (NPT/BPT)
Weight:85–100 grams
Customization:Available as per client specifications
Applications:Industrial heating systems, autoclaves, HVAC, flameproof zones, sanitary and pharma-grade processes, chemical tanks, and more
Other Variants:K-type thermocouple available

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