KF1 - Duct temperature sensor - Max. 160 °C, length 250 mm, selectable between two options: sensor tube smooth closed, sensor tip perforated

Resistance thermometer for temperature measurement up to max. 160 °C. A measuring resistor Pt100 according to DIN EN 60751 is used as measuring element. Field of application: Heating, air conditioning, ventilation technology, in machine, plant, container, pipeline and apparatus construction as well as in the chemical and petrochemical industry.

Duct temperature sensors are useful in many different applications where it is important to measure and regulate the temperature in ventilation ducts. Here are some examples of duct temperature sensor applications:

1. Building automation: Duct temperature sensors are used in building automation to measure the temperature in ventilation ducts and to regulate the air conditioning system accordingly.
2. Ventilation technology: Duct temperature sensors are used in ventilation technology to measure the temperature in ventilation ducts and to regulate the air flow and air quality.
3. Food industry: Duct temperature sensors are used in the food industry to measure the temperature in refrigeration and freezing equipment and in production areas to ensure that products remain safe and fresh.
4. Chemical and petrochemical industry: Duct temperature sensors are used in the chemical and petrochemical industry to measure the temperature in ventilation ducts of production areas and storage rooms and to ensure that chemical substances are stored safely.
5. Energy supply: Duct temperature sensors are used in power supply to measure the temperature in ventilation ducts of buildings and heating systems to optimize the energy efficiency and safety of the equipment.
6. Agriculture: Duct temperature sensors are used in agriculture to measure the temperature in ventilation ducts of barns and storage areas to ensure the well-being of animals and the quality of agricultural products.

These are just a few examples of duct temperature sensor applications. They are used in many different industries to measure the temperature in ventilation ducts and to regulate and optimize processes, systems and environments accordingly.