Temperature Measurement


DiwiTherm-SOLAR resistance thermometers with digital indicator

October 2006 Temperature Measurement

With the DiwiTherm-SOLAR family of instruments, digital temperature measurement is possible without any permanent local electrical connection.

The DiwiTherm-SOLAR is ideally suited for locations where no power supply is available. This compact temperature measuring instrument can be used for a wide range of applications and is operable at a light intensity as low as only 20 Lux.

A variety of versions is available for temperature ranges from -50°C to +150°C. As well as instruments with insertion sensors, models for fitting into thermowells are also available.

The DiwiTherm-SOLAR version for tube skin mounting completes the product spectrum offered.

Stem and case are made of stainless steel. For optimal fitting to the process, various insertion lengths and process connections are available.



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