| Range: |
-199.99 to 199.99°C
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| Resolution: |
0.01°C
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| Accuracy: |
±0.05°C (-30 to 150°C) otherwise ±0.1°C
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| Battery: |
3 x 1.5 volt AAA
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| Battery life: |
2000 hours
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| Sensor type: |
PT100 1/10th DIN
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| Display: |
10mm LCD
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| Dimensions: |
25 x 56 x 128mm
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| Weight: |
210 grams
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Delivery time: 1 week, subject to stock availability.
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Q: What is the Reference Thermometer used for?
A: The Reference Thermometer is designed for calibration comparison checks and verification of temperature measurement instruments. It combines a high-accuracy Pt100 probe with a handheld readout, providing a reliable reference standard when checking the performance of thermometers, probes and temperature monitoring systems.
Q: Why is a reference thermometer important for calibration work?
A: A reference thermometer provides a known, highly accurate temperature measurement that can be used to compare against other instruments. This helps identify measurement errors, verify sensor performance and support routine calibration procedures in quality-critical environments.
Q: What temperature range can the Reference Thermometer measure?
A: The thermometer measures temperatures from -199.99°C to 199.99°C. This wide range makes it suitable for low-temperature, ambient and elevated-temperature calibration activities across a variety of industries.
Q: How accurate is the Reference Thermometer?
A: The thermometer provides an accuracy of ±0.05°C between -30°C and 150°C and ±0.1°C outside this range. This high level of accuracy makes it suitable for calibration comparison work where precise temperature measurements are required.
Q: What type of sensor does the Reference Thermometer use?
A: The instrument uses a Pt100 1/10 DIN sensor. This type of platinum resistance thermometer is widely recognised for its stability, repeatability and high measurement accuracy, making it well suited to calibration applications.
Q: Can the Reference Thermometer be used with a dry-well calibrator?
A: Yes. A reference thermometer is commonly used alongside a dry-well calibrator to provide an independent temperature measurement. This allows users to verify both the calibrator temperature and the performance of the probe being tested.
Q: Which industries commonly use reference thermometers?
A: Reference thermometers are widely used in calibration laboratories, food manufacturing, pharmaceutical production, healthcare, HVAC, process industries and quality assurance departments where traceable temperature verification is required.
Q: Does the Reference Thermometer include calibration certification?
A: Yes. The thermometer is supplied with a 5-point UKAS Calibration Certificate. This provides traceable calibration data and supports compliance with quality management systems, audits and calibration procedures.
Q: When should I choose a reference thermometer instead of a simulator calibrator?
A: Choose a reference thermometer when you need to measure and verify actual temperatures. A simulator calibrator tests the electronic performance of a temperature instrument, whereas a reference thermometer provides a physical temperature measurement for comparison purposes.
Q: What advantages does a Pt100 reference thermometer offer over a standard digital thermometer?
A: A Pt100 reference thermometer typically provides higher accuracy, better long-term stability and improved repeatability compared with standard digital thermometers. These characteristics make it more suitable for calibration checks, verification tasks and quality-controlled measurement applications.
