AKS 11
Pt 1000 temperature sensor.
The sensor can be used for temperature logging on monitoring in conjunction with Danfoss controllers in the following areas:
The sensor comes adjusted and complies with the requirements to tolerance in EN 6075, class B.
Features and benefits
- Temperature range -40 – 100 °C
- The sensors are adjusted and comply with the requirements to tolerance in EN 60751, class B
AKS 11 Color coded temperature sensor
The sensor can be used for temperature logging on monitoring in conjunction with Danfoss controllers in the following areas:
- Refrigeration
- Air conditioning
- Heating
The sensor comes adjusted and complies with the requirements to tolerance in EN 60751, class B.
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Product Highlights
- Color coded cables for easy wiring. Blue, Red, Purple, Green, Orange and Black for easier installation and trouble shooting.
- Proven reliability and robust design.
- Temperature range -40 °C to 100 °C
- Superior performance ensures fast response times (constant is 10 sec. on Cu tube) and pinpoint accuracy.
- Wide range of cable lengths. Suitable for HACCP application.
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