Dial thermometers

Contact dial thermometer

Contact dial thermometers are universally-applicable devices with actual value display for temperature measurement, control, and monitoring. The 608520 series is RoHs compliant and cadmium free.

Dial thermometer

Dial thermometers are universal devices used for temperature measurement and monitoring. The overall system is extremely warp resistant due to the direct connection of the indicator to the measuring system. Oscillations are transferred to the indicator only to a limited degree.

Dial thermometer

The measuring principle of the thermometer is based on a bimetal coil in a stainless steel or brass protection tube. If the temperature increases or falls, it turns and has a direct effect on the indicator via an axis. Versions of the 608003 products comply with DIN EN 13190, class 1.

Dial thermometer

The measuring principle of the thermometer is based on a bimetal coil in a stainless steel or brass protection tube. If the temperature increases or falls, it turns and has a direct effect on the indicator via an axis. Versions of the 608005 products comply with DIN EN 13190, class 1.5.

Dial thermometer

Dial thermometers are temperature indicators for universal use. The devices come in a stainless steel case with a liquid or gas-filled measuring system.

Dial thermometer

The measuring principle of the dial thermometer is based on a bimetal coil in a stainless steel or brass protection tube. If the temperature increases or falls, it turns and has a direct effect on the indicator via an axis. The indicator deflection is therefore proportional to the change of temperature.

Dial thermometer

The measuring principle of the thermometer is based on a bimetal coil in a stainless steel or brass protection tube. If the temperature increases or falls, it turns and has a direct effect on the indicator via an axis. Versions of the 608002 products comply with DIN EN 13190, class 1.

JUMO dicoTEMP 100

JUMO dicoTEMP 100 combines the strengths of various measurement methods. Measuring devices (thermostats and dial thermometers) that are already integrated into the process can continue to be used at the same measuring point. They can be expanded functionally with electrical temperature measurement and therefore with diverse temperature measurement.