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Two channel calibrated reference thermometer.
Please take a look at an interesting measurement on supercooled water using the T2 thermometer.
Below some typical temperature measurement results.
(Raw measurement data for the mesurements.)
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The Templabs thermometer is a precision, high accuracy thermometer.
Typical standarddeviation is 0.0002 °C.
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It is designed to be usable also in everyday measurements, not only under ideal situations such as in calibrationbaths.
The sensor is smal, it does not conduct heat from the measuringpoint the same
way as a metallic sensor or larger glass sensor does. This makes it easier to measure temperature with high accuracy
also under less ideal measuring setups.
Sensors have been calibrated at 0°C and at 29.765°C using water and gallium meltingpoint cells.
Outdoor compatible design and easy to wall mount makes outdoor applications possible.
Uses new technics for increased accuracy compared to traditional solutions.
Temperature resolution________________ 0.0005°C
Sensor calibration accuracy at 0°C_______± 0.002°C
Sensor calibration accuracy at 29.765°C__± 0.002°C
Specified temperature range___________-10°C to +40°C
Temperature range___________________-50°C to +50°C
Sensor timeconstant__________________2s (Allow longer settling after thermal chock.)
When comparing the specification above with competitors please note that this
specification include sensors. Excluding sensors makes any specification look better.
Performance and sensor calibration methods have been tested rigorously.
Templabs signum is products with high reliability.
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The total error between the sensors is less than ±0.01°C at steady state and at less than 10°C/hour scanning.
Below a typical example:
The error (in °C) between sensor2 and sensor1 is plotted below for a temperature scan from -15°C to +25°C.
Please feel free to examine the plots and measurement data, download the Excel file (xls)]
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Data output:
USB PC-interface.
Data easily imported to Excel.
Output data in readable text format (ASCII).
Data output example. A meaurement on pure Gallium settling at the 29.765°C melting point.
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