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    About Temperature Sensors
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    Choose between RTDs and thermocouples based on your application's maximum temperature, duration, and environment.

    Adhesive-Back RTD Probes for Surfaces

    About the thickness of a dime, these RTD probes stick to surfaces in tight spaces to measure temperature.
    Wire-Lead Connection
    Image of Product. Front orientation. RTDs. Adhesive-Back RTD Probes for Surfaces.
    EN 60751 Class B—Probes that meet EN 60751 adhere to industry standards for accuracy.
    MIL-STD-108—Probes that meet MIL-STD-108 are submersible, so they can monitor the temperature of water in tanks or containers.
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    Platinum Probe
    100-4 to 3009/16"0.188"0.063"±0.12%1.3Not Rated3Silicone Rubber
    		1/2"28
    		3Red/WhiteEN 60751 Class BMIL-STD-1086568T51000000
    1,000-4 to 3009/16"0.188"0.063"±0.12%1.3Not Rated3Silicone Rubber
    		1/2"28
    		3Red/White—MIL-STD-1086568T5200000
     
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