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| Resistance Temperature Detectors (RTDs) are
temperature sensors that contain a resistor that changes resistance
value as its temperature changes. With a temperature range up to
650 0C, RTDs can be used in all applications, but the
highest-temperature industrial applications are in motors, generator
windings where there is more electrical noise. When made using
metals such as platinum, they are very stable and are not affected
by corrosion or oxidation. |
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Feature:
• A wide temperature range (approximately -200 to 6500C)
• Better accuracy
• Good interchangeability
• Long-term stability |
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RTD Elements
• Element Options: 2, 3, 4 wire per element construction,
• Single and duplex elements,
• Wire wound or film type elements |
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Materials:
• Platinum, Copper, Nickel, Nickel-Iron |
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Values:
• Platinum (100, 200, 500, 1000 ohm) |
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| RTD Sheaths |
Sheath Options:
• Compression fittings
• welded bushings
• flanged
• bayonet fittings
• sheath bend
• Teflon coating |
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Sheath Materials:
• SS 304,SS316,SS310,INCONNEL |
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