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ATEX/IECEx RTD temperature probe
ATEX/IECEx RTD temperature probe
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Push-in RTD temperature probe
Push-in RTD temperature probe

JUMO Wtrans T

The thermometer acquires temperatures in the operating range from -30 to +260 °C or -200 to +600 °C. This measured value is transferred wirelessly to the receiver of the Wtrans measuring system. This makes it ideal for mobile or stationary temperature measurement without any wiring work.

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