Temperature Measurement

In many metallurgical processes, the residual moisture of plant-specific operating materials and lubricants is of central importance. Metallic components, which must have a special quality, are refined in special oil baths in so-called hardening shops. To ensure perfect material quality and to prevent evaporation explosions, moisture sensors are installed directly in the hardening oil and measure the dissolved water content there.

Another area of application is mining and construction vehicles, where moisture in oil monitoring prevents premature wear in gear and engine oils.

Products

EE461 cable temperature sensor

EE461/EE462

Cable Temperature Sensors

Ideal for both HVAC systems and process control in gases and, with immersion well, in liquids.

Sigma 05 - Modular Sensor Platform

Sigma 05

Modular Sensor Platform

Sigma 05 is a versatile, user configurable sensor hub with analogue outputs and display. It accommodates up to three E+E pluggable, interchangeable probes. Plug and play functionality facilitate the setup of the sensor platform.

EE310 humidity/temperature sensor with multifunctional display

EE310

High-End Humidity and Temperature Sensor Up to 180 °C (356 °F)

Highly accurate and reliable measurement in most demanding applications. The state of the art TFT colour display with integrated data-logging offers extensive error diagnostics and intuitive device setup.

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