Advanced industrial temperature and humidity probes

Rotronic has developed its industrial range of probes to provide even higher performance.

Included is an industrial probe for the Rotronic continuous environmental monitoring integrated system (RMS) with all data available anywhere and on any device. Applications include manufacturing, pharmaceutical, food, process monitoring, cosmetic, paper, textile, brick & tile industry, dryers, climate test chambers.

The new probes are available in a choice of 100mm length (2 or 5m factory fitted cable) and 250mm length with fitted 2m cable. The RMS fast response digital probe is available in 100mm length with 2m fitted cable. All probes are Ø15 mm and manufactured in industrial PPS material. 

Rotronic reports the following enhancements:

  • The latest Rotronic HYGROMER HT-1 state of the art sensor is fitted; it measures temperature and humidity and calculates dew point values.
  • Highest possible measurement accuracy ±0.8%rh, ±0.1°C (10 to 30°C), fast and stable response, highest long-term stability and robust mechanical construction with PTFE surface protection. 
  • Continuous measurement is now achievable at up to 190°C constant environment level (200°C peak load), 93°Cdp.
  • Connector housing electronics are now potted; the sensor head is steam tight.
  • Filters have been specially designed to suit all applications, their purpose is to protect the sensors from mechanical damage. Polyethylene, wire mesh, sinter steel and Teflon types are available.

Probe features

There is a digital interface with all current Rotronic devices enabling rapid probe exchange when calibration or service work are due thereby reducing process downtime to seconds (no calibration adjustment required). Probes have an analogue 0 to 1V output for interface with data acquisition systems and OEM applications.

Rotronic sensors can be calibrated and adjusted (if outside customer required tolerances) giving them a long service life.

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