Martindale DT173 Thermocouple Temperature Logging Digital Thermometer for Industrial Use, K Probe, 1 Input(s), 1372°C
Product Information
Probe Type:
K
Best Accuracy:
±0.1 %
Thermometer Type:
Thermocouple Temperature Logging
Model Number:
DT173
Application:
Industrial
Number of Temperature Inputs:
1
Absolute Maximum Temperature Measurement:
+1372°C
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This is Thermocouple Temperature Logging Digital Thermometer for Industrial Use K Probe 1 Input(s) 1372°C manufactured by Martindale. The manufacturer part number is DT173. The probe is basically a k probe. In addition, it is offered with ±0.1 % best accuracy . It has a/an thermocouple temperature logging type thermometer . It has a model number dt173. Applications Information involves industrial. It has 1 temperature inputs . Whereas, the absolute maximum temperature measurement is +1372°c .
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