Temperature sensors are indispensable components in a variety of industrial plants and processes. They serve the purpose of measuring and monitoring temperature to ensure optimal operating conditions.
There are various types of temperature sensors suitable for different applications. One of the most common types is the platinum resistance thermometer, known as PT100 or PT1000. These sensors utilize the resistance change effect of platinum to perform precise temperature measurements. They offer high accuracy and stability over a wide temperature range and are often used in situations where precise temperature monitoring is critical.
Another type of temperature sensor is the bi-metallic switch. These sensors use a bi-metal that expands with increasing temperature, triggering a mechanical contact. Bi-metallic switches are simple in design, cost-effective, and are well-suited for applications at lower temperatures where rough temperature monitoring is sufficient.
The choice of the right temperature sensor depends on several factors, including the temperature range, desired accuracy, environmental conditions, and the requirements of the specific application. It's important to consider the technical specifications and manufacturer recommendations to ensure that the chosen sensor meets the requirements. Overall, temperature sensors play a crucial role in monitoring and controlling temperature processes in industrial plants. They enable precise and efficient control, which can enhance safety, quality, and productivity.
Advantages of temperature measuring devices:
- Wide range of products for all industries
- With LED display and programmable
- Maintenance free
- Switch, potentiometer and analogue outputs
- Various temperature sensors e.g. PT100, PT1000 are available
- Individual product solutions are feasible
