NTC Thermistor Clip-On Pipe Sensor

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            NTC Thermistor Clip-On Pipe Sensor
                    Amphenol Advanced Sensors' NTC Clip-on Sensors has become a standard in the control and monitoring industry
    

Image of Amphenol Advanced Sensors' NTC Thermistor Clip-On Pipe Sensor Amphenol Advanced Sensors' clip-on pipe sensor is a sensing element on a ceramic and metal shoe assembly, held in a polymer housing and fitted with a metal spring clip for pipe attachment. Response time is less than or equal to 1.0 s with a dissipation factor of greater than or equal to 2 mW/K.

These sensors are available in a range of sizes to cover pipe diameters anywhere from 13 mm to 20 mm. The clip-on pipe sensor provides better and more contact due to "shoe" design. This increases overall efficiency. The Amphenol Advanced Sensors pipe clip sensor is used for optimum non-invasive temperature measurement. This clip allows for efficient, reliable and accurate surface temperature measurement.

Features
Self-adjusts to irregular pipes Fast time response (<1 s) Fits pipe diameters 0.51 inches to 0.78 inches (13 mm to 20 mm) Non-invasive		Custom built for other pipe diameters Low temperature gradient (<1°C at 60°C) Sensing element electrically isolated from shoe
Applications
Gas boiler control Domestic water systems Air conditioners Radiator inlets/outlets		Electric showers Vending machines Refrigeration and chiller lines

Manufacturer Part Number	Description	Available Quantity
JC103C3R5/13	THERMISTOR NTC 10KOHM 3960K CLIP	0	View Details
JC103C3R5/17	THERMISTOR NTC 10KOHM 3960K CLIP	0	View Details
JC103C3R5/20	THERMISTOR NTC 10KOHM 3960K CLIP	0	View Details
JC103C3R5/F	THERMISTOR NTC 10KOHM 3960K CLIP	3 - Immediate	View Details

Published: 2012-12-07

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