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The Pt100 3-wire RTD sensor is a high-performance temperature sensor designed for precise and reliable temperature measurement across a wide range of industrial applications. With a measuring range of -200°C to 420°C, it offers exceptional accuracy and fast thermal response, making it ideal for environments that demand high precision. Available in various lengths, this SUCH sensor also features a smaller diameter than traditional assembly-type thermocouples. The sensor utilizes imported thermoresistance elements and stainless steel protective sheath, ensuring high sensitivity, accuracy and resistance to contamination.
Length
Note: The RTD sensor comes in various lengths, including 100mm, 200mm, 250mm, 300mm, 400mm, and 500mm. Please refer to the table below for details.
Accuracy
Class B (-200℃-800℃)
Tolerance ±(0.30+0.005|t|)
Class B (-200℃-650℃)
Tolerance ±(0.15+0.002|t|)
A Pt100 3 wire RTD sensor is a temperature sensor that uses a platinum resistance element (Pt) to measure temperature. The "100" refers to the resistance value of the platinum element at 0°C, which is 100 ohms. The "3 Wire" design helps reduce the impact of wire resistance on the measurement, making it more accurate, especially for long cable runs.
The Pt100 3 wire RTD sensor operates by measuring the change in resistance of the platinum element as temperature changes. Platinum's resistance increases with temperature in a well-known linear relationship. The 3-wire configuration helps eliminate errors caused by the resistance of the wires by compensating for the resistance of the lead wires, ensuring accurate measurements even over longer distances.
A Pt100 3 wire RTD sensor offers high accuracy and reliability, making it ideal for precise temperature measurements in industrial and laboratory applications. The 3-wire configuration improves measurement precision by compensating for lead wire resistance. It is widely used in industries like chemical processing, food production, and environmental monitoring due to its stability, long service life, and high resistance to contaminants.