STE-1455 | Sensor: Strap-on Temp, 10K-T3, 2", No Enclosure | KMC Controls

KMC Controls TEMP SEN 10K-T3 2" (STE-1455) The KMC Controls TEMP SEN 10K-T3 2" (STE-1455) is a temperature sensor designed for precise temperature measurement in various industrial applications. This robust sensor features a 10kΩ thermistor and a durable 2" stainless steel probe, providing accurate and reliable readings. Its wide temperature range allows it to monitor temperatures up to 250°C (482°F), making it suitable for applications in heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems, industrial machinery, and other temperature-critical environments. The sensor's compact design and threaded connection ensure easy installation in tight spaces. Key Features: * 10kΩ thermistor for precise temperature measurement * 2" stainless steel probe for durability and corrosion resistance * Wide temperature range of -50°C to 250°C (-58°F to 482°F) * Durable construction for long-lasting performance * Compact design for easy installation * Threaded connection for secure mounting Benefits: * Accurate and reliable temperature monitoring * Suitable for various industrial applications * Easy installation and maintenance * Proven reliability in demanding environments Applications: * HVAC systems * Industrial machinery * Food and beverage processing * Pharmaceutical manufacturing * Laboratory equipment Our HVAC supply store offers the best prices and fast shipping for your industrial products. Order your KMC Controls TEMP SEN 10K-T3 2" (STE-1455) today and experience exceptional temperature measurement.

The KMC STE-1400 Series, Type III, 10,000 ohm thermistor temperature sensors are available in different housings for surface, duct, duct averaging, immersion, strap-on, and outside air applications. All probes are constructed to provide good heat transfer and fast response.

The STE-1455 strap-on sensor is encapsulated in a two-inch-long, 1/4-inch O.D. stainless-steel probe. The probe has a five-foot lead wire and does not include an enclosure. A strap-on sensor is typically used if an immersion sensor is impractical.