RTD Sensor Probe with Fixed Process Connection – PPL2-P

Name: RTD Sensor Probe with Fixed Process Connection - PPL2-P
Brand: Process Parameters
SKU: PPL2-P-A-3-S-B-60-100-B-C-2000-XXX
Availability: InStock

£34.50 – £36.50

PPL2-P RTD probe with a fixed process connection temperature sensor has an integral process connection thread, making installation easier than with a compression fitting design. Pt100, 3 wire, Class A with 6mm diameter probe by length chosen. 2 metre PTFE/PTFE screened lead.

Technical Details

RTD Sensor Probe with Flying Lead and Process Connection
Sensor Type: Platinum Resistance Thermometer – Pt100 or Pt1000.
Welded Process Connection for Easy Installation
Sheath Material: 316 Stainless Steel
No Need for Compression Fittings
Standard Choice of Wiring, Detectors, Sheath Sizes & Lead Types
Operating Range: Generally limited to a range of lead as standard
Tolerance Band: Class B, Class A, 1/3 DIN, 1/5 DIN or 1/10 DIN
Wiring System: 2, 3 or 4 wire, Simplex or Duplex
Manufactured to Your Requirements
UKAS or Traceable Calibration Available

Connection and Length

Clear

Data Sheet

SKU: PPL2-P-A-3-S-B-60-100-B-C-2000-XXX Categories: Platinum Resistance Thermometers (RTD Sensor, PRT, Pt100 Sensors, Pt1000), Temperature Probes & Sensors

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RTD Temperature Sensor Resistance Thermometer with Fixed Process Connection & Lead

The PT100 RTD sensor is suitable for the measurement of liquids and gases across a wide temperature range. The PT100 temperature sensor is ideal in OEM applications where assembly time is critical.

The plain stem of the RTD probe is made from 316 stainless steel and the tip and the fitting are TIG welded to give a pressure-tight housing for the sensor and your application.

Many metric and imperial probe diameters are available from 2mm upwards. Threads are generally BSP or NPT but we can supply others to your requirements such as Metric, UNF etc.

We stock a range of cables for use in our sensor manufacturing from low-cost PVC to high-performance PTFE (Teflon) and high-temperature glass fibre insulations.

We can cover almost any requirement whether this is low or high temperature or other environmental considerations such as moisture ingress protection or protection against corrosive substances.

Other optional extras include pointed tip probes for insertion into semi-solids such as food, reduced diameter sensing tips for improved response times and pre-bent probes to fit your application perfectly. All of our temperature sensors are designed and custom-built to your specifications.

Lead Types:

A – PVC/PVC Screened (-10 to +105°C)
B – Silicone Rubber Unscreened (-60 to +180°C)
C – PTFE/PTFE Screened (-200 to +250°C)
D – Glass Fibre Stainless Steel Overbraid (0 to 350°C)
(Other cables available upon request).

Additional Information about PRT Sensor

The PPL2-P is ideal for installation directly into your process or with our PPL51-TW pocket. The PPL2 flying lead sensor is also available as a thermocouple PPL2 sensor. We are also able to supply the probe with your choice of thermistor sensor.

For more information about thermocouples, read our guides:

We also offer a comprehensive calibration service and a wide choice of accessories. If you’d like more information on our RTDs sensor, or to place an order, please contact our engineers.

Email us at sales@processparameters.co.uk, or call 01628 778788.

Immersion Length	50mm, 75mm, 100mm, 150mm
Process Connection Thread	1/4"BSP Parallel, 1/4"BSP Taper, 1/2"BSP Parallel, 1/2"BSP Taper
Brand	Process Parameters
Sheath Material	316 Stainless steel
Connection and Length	1/2"BSP process connection, 100mm long probe, 1/2"BSP process connection, 150mm long probe, 1/2"BSP process connection, 200mm long probe, 1/2"BSP process connection, 300mm long probe, 1/2"BSP process connection, 50mm long probe

What is an RTD sensor probe?

An RTD temperature sensor, also known as a Resistance Temperature Detector, is a type of temperature sensor that operates on the principle of changes in electrical resistance with temperature. RTD sensors are commonly used for temperature measurement in various industrial and scientific applications.

RTD sensors consist of a resistive element made from pure metals, such as platinum, nickel, or copper, which exhibit a predictable change in resistance with temperature. Platinum is the most commonly used material due to its high accuracy and stability over a wide temperature range. The resistive element is typically wound into a coil or formed into a thin film on a ceramic substrate.

How does RTD sensor work?

An RTD sensor works by measuring changes in electrical resistance with temperature variations. As the temperature increases, the resistance of the RTD also increases in a predictable and repeatable manner, allowing accurate temperature measurements.

What is the difference between RTD & thermocouple?

The main difference between RTD and a thermocouple is their principle of operation. RTDs use changes in electrical resistance with temperature, while thermocouples rely on voltage changes at the junction of two different metals.

What is the difference between RTD and Pt100 sensor?

There is no difference between RTD and Pt100 sensor. Pt100 is a type of RTD sensor, specifically using platinum with a resistance of 100 ohms at 0 degrees Celsius.