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RTD Probe With Miniature Connector For Easy Connection
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USD$4,005.00
PR-17E-3-100-1/8-6
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Miniature male 3-prong connector integral to probe
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Class A conforming to IEC 60751
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Low temperature range: -50 to 250°C (-58 to 482°F)
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High temperature range: -50 to 450°C (-58 to 842°F)
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Extreme temperature range: -200 to 600°C (-328 to 1112°F)
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Diameters available: 1/8", 3/16" and 1/4"
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316 stainless steel sheath construction
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Class A accuracy* conforming to IEC 60751
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PT100 Ω and PT1000 Ω platinum element offered
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Standard probe lengths of 2, 3, 4, 6, 9, 12, 18 and 24 in.
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View related products - RTD (PT100) Probes, Elements and Assemblies
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The PR-17 series has been updated with low, high, and extreme temperature ranges; all of the new models will be PR-17(L,H,E)*. The older models have been discontinued.
Omega's RTD connector-style probe has a 3-prong Omega "MTP" mini connector for easy connection to extension cables, hand-held meters or other instrumentation. Probe diameter is 1/8". The measuring portion of the probe can be simply inserted into a container to measure liquid temperature, or fixed into place in a pipe, tank, or vessel using an optional "BRLK" or "SSLK" compression fitting. These probes can be ordered with PT100 or PT1000 resistance element.
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† All dollar amounts on this site are shown in US currency.
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Option Descriptions
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(1)
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RANGE
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Select
L for LOW (-50 to 250°C)
H for HIGH (-50 to 450°C)
E for EXTREME (-200 to 600°C)
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(2)
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NUMBER OF WIRES
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Select
3 for 3-WIRE
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OHMS
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Select
100 for 100 OHMS
1000 for 1000 OHMS
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SHEATH DIAMETER
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Select
1/8 for 1/8" DIAMETER
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SHEATH LENGTH
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Select
2 for 2 INCHES
3 for 3 INCHES
4 for 4 INCHES
6 for 6 INCHES
9 for 9 INCHES
12 for 12 INCHES
18 for 18 INCHES
24 for 24 INCHES
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NOTE: All combinations may not be valid, check spec sheet for valid part numbers.
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