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TEST PRODUCTS INTL GK13M Immersion Temp Probe Type K -165 to 400 Deg F

SKU CH-6RDN-10RHX

Immersion temperature probe, Type K, measures air, liquid and surface from -165 to 400 degrees F

  • TypeEnvironmental & Mechanical
  • Type K thermocouple covers -165 °F to 400 °F
  • Sub-miniature 3/16 in probe reaches tight immersion points
  • 4 ft cable keeps the instrument clear of heat
  • Rated for air, liquid and surface measurements

TEST PRODUCTS INTL GK13M Immersion Temp Probe

The TEST PRODUCTS INTL GK13M is a Type K thermocouple probe built for immersion in air, liquid or surface applications. Its sub-miniature tip measures 3/16 in and connects via a 4 ft cable. The unit operates from -165 Degrees to 400 Degrees F (-40 Degrees to 204 Degrees C) and arrives new.

Sustained immersion stability

The exposed junction responds directly to the medium without a protective sheath, so readings track continuous temperature shifts in flowing liquid or forced air. The 4 ft lead keeps the instrument body clear of heat sources during long soak tests. Users needing a faster transient response or a ruggedised sheath for abrasive fluids should select a different probe style.

Highlights

  • Type K thermocouple covers -165 °F to 400 °F
  • Sub-miniature 3/16 in probe reaches tight immersion points
  • 4 ft cable keeps the instrument clear of heat
  • Rated for air, liquid and surface measurements

Specifications

BrandTEST PRODUCTS INTL.
TypeEnvironmental & Mechanical

Questions about this item

Does the probe generate any heat that could affect readings during continuous use?

No, the Type K thermocouple is a passive sensor with no internal power source, so it adds no heat to the measured medium.

What meter or instrument is required to read this probe?

Any thermometer or data logger with a Type K thermocouple input and a sub-miniature connector will work with this probe.

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