
LABFACILITY PT100 thin film sensor (2x5mm). Class A IEC 60751. Senses -50°C to +500°C. Vibration and shock resistant with 10mm tails.
The LABFACILITY PT100 Thin Film Sensor is a high-precision 100 ohm flat film detector designed for accurate temperature measurement. Engineered to withstand demanding environments, this sensor is highly resistant to vibration and shock, ensuring reliable performance where mechanical stress is a constant factor.
Featuring a compact 2 x 5mm thin film element with 10mm tails, this sensor is ideally suited for applications where space is restricted. It operates effectively across a broad temperature spectrum, from a minimum of -50°C to a maximum of +500°C. Complying with Class A tolerance in accordance with IEC 60751, it provides precise and consistent readings you can depend on.
Key Specifications and Performance
With its robust construction and exacting electrical characteristics, this Class A PT100 component with leads is an excellent choice for critical temperature sensing tasks.
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