Low cost, platinum RTD surface, temperature sensor capsule from RdF Corporation

Low cost, platinum RTD surface, temperature sensor capsule from RdF Corporation

The 29309 series from RdF offers a small strong design which allows this package to conform on curved surfaces for accurate response in milliseconds. These surface temperature sensors offer a long term stability, better than ±0.05°C per 5 years. The moisture resistance for condensing environments or shallow immersion is provided by Kapton®/Teflon® lamination that completely encapsulates the assembly and lead entrance. The leads are welded within the sealed platinum RTD sensor which helps to provide this sensor’s durability.

Features:

  • Operating temperature range -50°C to +232°C (up to 260°C in dry applications)
  • Self heating is typically less than 25mW/°C
  • Response time of 0.3s in water flowing at 3ft per second
  • Sensing elements of 100Ω or 1000Ω at 0°C
  • Platinum per IEC 751 (α = 0.00385 Ω/Ω/°C, Class A and Class B)
  • Long term stability better than 0.05°C per 5 years
  • Lead wires of 28 AWG nickel plated copper, PFA Teflon® insulation
  • 4 wire configuration
  • Encapsulated in Kapton®

The 100Ω and 1000Ω sensing element choices are available with a IEC 751 Class B accuracy offering a tolerance of ±0.12Ω and ±1.2Ω respectively at 0°C. 100Ω and 1000Ω platinum elements are also available with the tighter IEC 751 Class A accuracy offering tolerances of ±0.06Ω and ±0.6Ω respectively at 0°C.

For further information on the RDF 29309 series, please click here

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