HANDHELD DIGITAL THERMOMETER
The Reotemp Handheld Digital Thermometer is a multi-purpose high accuracy thermometer used to spot check various process media commonly found in the brewing and food & beverage industries. The Digital Handheld Thermometer features rugged all stainless steel construction and a built-in handle for ease of handling and extra protection.
- 3” Dial with Plastic Lens
- Easy to Read 4 Digit LCD Display with Decimal Point
- High Accuracy Class A RTD
- Water Resistant IP67/NEMA 4X
- Rugged All Stainless Steel Construction
- Fast Response Stem
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Accuracy | ± ( 0.72 + 0.002 x | t-32 | ) °F,± ( 0.42 + 0.002 x | t | ) °C, where t = temperature. Example: At 32°F accuracy is ± 0.72 °F. |
Sensing Element | RTD, Type Pt1000Ω, Class A |
Temperature Ranges | -58°F to 392°F (-50°C to 200°C) or -328°F to 1112°F (-200°C to 600°C) |
Output (Optional) | 4-20 mA, M12 Connector |
Refresh Rate | 3 Seconds |
Display | 4-digit LCD, 1/2” Height |
Display Resolution | See Table 1 |
RFI Effect | 1% or Less Typical |
Temperature Effect | <0.01% FS/°C |
Ambient Temperature Range | 32°F to 122°F (0°C to 50°C) |
Storage Temperature Range | -4°F to 158°F (-20°C to 70°C) |
Housing Material | Stainless Steel 316 |
Lens | Plastic Polycarbonate (Standard) or Glass |
Probe Material | 304 Stainless Steel |
Weight | 12 oz., Varies by Configuration |
Environmental Protection | NEMA 4X/IP67 |
Power | 1 x 3.6V AA Battery (M12 is loop powered 9-36 VDC.) |
Battery Life | 5 Years Minimum in Continuous Mode |
Electronic Display Temperature Limit | If the temperature of the electronics in the display housing exceeds 122°F (50°C), permanent damage to the display will occur. A remote mount is recommended for high or low temperature applications. |
Table 1: Display Resolution | ||
Model | Range | Decimal Point |
Standard Temp, Displays Decimal |
-58°F to 392°F (-50°C to 200°C ) |
Yes |
Extended Temp, No Decimal |
-328°F to 1112°F (-200°C to 600°C) |
No |