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Surface Thermocouple K Type High Temperature Resistance Probe (1 Meter) 4WD Four Wheel Drive Kit - A Smart Robot Car with Chassis Low Noise & Vibration: Smooth
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Surface Thermocouple K Type High Temperature Resistance Probe (1 Meter) 4WD Four Wheel Drive Kit A Smart Robot Car with Chassis Low Noise & Vibration: Smooth Low Noise & Vibration: Smooth rotor design minimizes resonance Industrial IoT Monitoring: Deploy real time sensor dashboards for factory floor monitoring Parameter Value Sensor Type Chromel Alumel (K Type) Temperature Range 50 to +1250 degreesC Accuracy + 2 75% of reading) Response Time <1 second Probe Diameter 3 6mm (depending on variant) Cable Length 1 Meter Sheath Material Stainless Steel 304 316 Connector Type Standard K type plug Insulation Resistance >100 MOhm at 500V Frequently Asked Questions
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