WZ Temperature Sensor
Temperature range: -200℃~ 0℃ …1300℃
Explosion-proof
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WZ
Used For
Chemical, Pharmaceutical, Electric Power, Metallurgy, Papermaking
Leave a MessageWZ series Temperature Sensor capable of directly assessing temperatures across a spectrum that spans from -200°C to 500°C, encompassing liquid, steam, gaseous substances, and solid surfaces in the production process. Generally, the temperature sensor is in tandem with display devices, recording equipment, and electronic regulators. The product is small and easy to install. The contacted material with the medium is corrosion-resistant and can be used in complex environments.
Features
• The sensor is in contact with the measured medium, with high reliability.
• Diversified products can be provided.
• Explosion-proof certification Exd Ⅱ C T6 Gb.
• A variety of indexing numbers are optional.
Usage Recommendation
• PT100 is recommended for application with long-term temperature range less than 300℃.
• PT1000 can be a suitable option when dealing with a narrow measuring range.
• K-type thermocouple is recommended if the long-term temperature is between 300℃ and 800℃.
• S-type thermocouple is recommended if the long-term temperature exceeds about 1200℃.
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WZ series Temperature Sensor capable of directly assessing temperatures across a spectrum that spans from -200°C to 500°C, encompassing liquid, steam, gaseous substances, and solid surfaces in the production process. Generally, the temperature sensor is in tandem with display devices, recording equipment, and electronic regulators. The product is small and easy to install. The contacted material with the medium is corrosion-resistant and can be used in complex environments.
Features
• The sensor is in contact with the measured medium, with high reliability.
• Diversified products can be provided.
• Explosion-proof certification Exd Ⅱ C T6 Gb.
• A variety of indexing numbers are optional.
Usage Recommendation
• PT100 is recommended for application with long-term temperature range less than 300℃.
• PT1000 can be a suitable option when dealing with a narrow measuring range.
• K-type thermocouple is recommended if the long-term temperature is between 300℃ and 800℃.
• S-type thermocouple is recommended if the long-term temperature exceeds about 1200℃.


Digital IIC output
0bar~0.07bar…1000bar
Accuracy: ±0.25%FS, ±0.5%FS, ±1%FS

Pressure type: Gauge
Range: 0.1bar~30bar
Output signal: 4~20mA, 4~20mA+HART
Reference accuracy: ±0.2% upper range limit, maximum ±0.5% upper range limit

Accuracy: ±1.0%FS
Medium Temperature: -200℃~ 500℃
Output: 4mA ~ 20mADC, RS485, HART

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