A temperature Meter is designed to measure the internal temperature of concrete structures, soil, or water.
Encardio Rite deals with different types of temperature sensors, probes, and thermocouples that assure long-term stability, and quick and easy readout.
1. Model ETT-10V - Heavy Duty Temperature Meter: The ETT-10V consists of a magnetic, high tensile strength, stretched wire fixed to a material with different coefficients of linear expansion. Any temperature change directly affects the tension in the wire, and thus, its natural frequency of vibration.
2. Model ETT-10PT RTD - RTD Probe: The ETT-10PT RTD consists of a ceramic resistance element (Pt 100) with DIN IEC 751 (formerly DIN 43760) European curve calibration. The probe is well-suited for long-term installations due to its excellent stability and accuracy.
Thermocouple
Thermocouple measurement consists of a thermocouple wire with two dissimilar conductors (Copper-Constantan) joined at one end to form a hot junction. This end is sealed against corrosion and placed at the required locations for temperature measurement.
The other end of the thermocouple wire is connected to a suitable thermocouple connector to form a cold junction.
Model ETT-10TH - Thermistor Probe
The ETT-10TH is specially designed for measuring the surface temperature of steel, concrete structures, and the temperature inside the concrete. This sensor also works efficiently when submerged underwater. The ETT-10TH is a low-mass waterproof temperature probe so it has a very fast response time.
Encardio Rites's digital-analog temperature meter alarms and sensors are one of the best geotechnical instruments in the market because they are:
- Precise, low-cost, reliable, and enduring
- Suitable for both surface mount and embedded applications
- Highly responsive and stable
- Waterproof with IP68 ratings
- Hermetically sealed by electron beam welding with a vacuum of around 1/1000 Torr inside them
- Suitable for remote reading, scanning as well as data logging
- Having excellent linearity and hysteresis