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TGPR-0804 -
Gemini Data Loggers Ltd.
Current input data logger. A current input data logger that is housed in a robust, waterproof (IP68) rated case. The TGPR-0804 can be used to record the output from a number of industry standard 4-20mA sensors. Common applications include pressure and flow rate monitoring.
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Spanawave Corporation
Measure CW power from 10 MHz to 50 GHz at more than 17,500 readings per second over GPIB. Measure up to 90 dB with a single sensor, and select from a variety of high power sensors up to 50 W.
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Brüel & Kjær Sound & Vibration A/S
The flexible solutions, many of them available as subscription based managed services hosted in the cloud and utilizing real time data from a range of sensors, enable you to optimize operations, efficiently comply with regulations and communicate more effectively with internal and external stakeholders.
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W-TW-44P -
Physitemp Instruments
Most thermocouple wire used in the manufacture of sensors is "Special Limits" wire which, to meet NIST standards, must be accurate to 0.5°C in the range 0-50°C. This means that even with most sophisticated electronics, the best possible accuracy for the system is 0.5°C.
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W-TW-20 -
Physitemp Instruments
Most thermocouple wire used in the manufacture of sensors is "Special Limits" wire which, to meet NIST standards, must be accurate to 0.5°C in the range 0-50°C. This means that even with most sophisticated electronics, the best possible accuracy for the system is 0.5°C.
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W-TW-44P2 -
Physitemp Instruments
Most thermocouple wire used in the manufacture of sensors is "Special Limits" wire which, to meet NIST standards, must be accurate to 0.5°C in the range 0-50°C. This means that even with most sophisticated electronics, the best possible accuracy for the system is 0.5°C.
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W-TW-44 -
Physitemp Instruments
Most thermocouple wire used in the manufacture of sensors is "Special Limits" wire which, to meet NIST standards, must be accurate to 0.5°C in the range 0-50°C. This means that even with most sophisticated electronics, the best possible accuracy for the system is 0.5°C.
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W-TW-24 -
Physitemp Instruments
Most thermocouple wire used in the manufacture of sensors is "Special Limits" wire which, to meet NIST standards, must be accurate to 0.5°C in the range 0-50°C. This means that even with most sophisticated electronics, the best possible accuracy for the system is 0.5°C.
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W-TW-40 -
Physitemp Instruments
Most thermocouple wire used in the manufacture of sensors is "Special Limits" wire which, to meet NIST standards, must be accurate to 0.5°C in the range 0-50°C. This means that even with most sophisticated electronics, the best possible accuracy for the system is 0.5°C.
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W-TW-36 -
Physitemp Instruments
Most thermocouple wire used in the manufacture of sensors is "Special Limits" wire which, to meet NIST standards, must be accurate to 0.5°C in the range 0-50°C. This means that even with most sophisticated electronics, the best possible accuracy for the system is 0.5°C.
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W-TW-44TEF -
Physitemp Instruments
Most thermocouple wire used in the manufacture of sensors is "Special Limits" wire which, to meet NIST standards, must be accurate to 0.5°C in the range 0-50°C. This means that even with most sophisticated electronics, the best possible accuracy for the system is 0.5°C.
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W-TW-40P2 -
Physitemp Instruments
Most thermocouple wire used in the manufacture of sensors is "Special Limits" wire which, to meet NIST standards, must be accurate to 0.5°C in the range 0-50°C. This means that even with most sophisticated electronics, the best possible accuracy for the system is 0.5°C.
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W-TW-36P2 -
Physitemp Instruments
Most thermocouple wire used in the manufacture of sensors is "Special Limits" wire which, to meet NIST standards, must be accurate to 0.5°C in the range 0-50°C. This means that even with most sophisticated electronics, the best possible accuracy for the system is 0.5°C.
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W-TW-30 -
Physitemp Instruments
Most thermocouple wire used in the manufacture of sensors is "Special Limits" wire which, to meet NIST standards, must be accurate to 0.5°C in the range 0-50°C. This means that even with most sophisticated electronics, the best possible accuracy for the system is 0.5°C.
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W-TW-40P -
Physitemp Instruments
Most thermocouple wire used in the manufacture of sensors is "Special Limits" wire which, to meet NIST standards, must be accurate to 0.5°C in the range 0-50°C. This means that even with most sophisticated electronics, the best possible accuracy for the system is 0.5°C.