HVAC, Environmental & Industrial Thermometers
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£14.00
£16.80 inc. vat
- Measure the surface temperature of pipes
- Temperature range from 0 to 120°C
- Spring-kit included for mounting on a pipe
£17.00
£20.40 inc. vat
- Magnetic back - apply to any metallic surface and measure the surface temperature
- Dual display with Celsius and Fahrenheit scales
- Measures temperature from 0 to 120°C (32 to 250°F)
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Discontinued
- Dual flow scale: litres and gallons
- Temperature range: -50°C to +200°C
- Lightweight, durable, and easy to use
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£60.00
£72.00 inc. vat
- Works with optional type K temperature probes (single channel)
- High accuracy, professional digital thermometer ideal for industrial applications
- Temperature range from -100 to 1372°C
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£63.00
£75.60 inc. vat
- Three versions available - choose between air, surface and penetration temperature probes
- Temperature range of -49.9 to 299.9°C
- Foldaway, stainless steel probe
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£65.00
£78.00 inc. vat
- Compatible with a wide range of optional type K thermocouple temperature probes
- High accuracy digital thermometer made for industrial applications
- Temperature range from -99.9°C to 1372°C
£65.00
£78.00 inc. vat
- Fast-response thermometer designed for use with type T thermocouple probes
- Measurement range from -100 to 400°C
- 2 year guarantee from ETI included
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£70.00
£84.00 inc. vat
- Upgraded version of ETI's Therma 1 thermometer
- Accepts a wide variety of interchangeable type K probes (sold separately)
- High accuracy and reliable results
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£90.00
£108.00 inc. vat
- Robust, fully waterproof digital thermometer rated to IP66 and IP67
- Suitable for use with a wide variety of interchangeable type K temperature probes
- Temperature measurement range from -99.9 to 1372°C
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£94.00
£112.80 inc. vat
- High precision digital thermometer with two input ports
- Works with a wide variety of type K temperature probes (sold separately)
- Waterproof design rated to IP66 and IP67
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£103.50
£124.20 inc. vat
- Special kit version of ETI's RayTemp 8 thermometer
- Includes thermometer, penetration probe, probe wipes and carrying case
- Great value!
£105.00
£126.00 inc. vat
- Exceptionally high accuracy of ±0.2°C
- Works with a wide variety of optional PT100 class A temperature probes (sold separately)
- Temperature measurement range from -199.9 to 499.9°C
Stock Due : Estimated 1-2 Weeks
£128.00
£153.60 inc. vat
- Special bundle version of the ETI Therma Differential thermometer
- Includes 2 x pipe clamp temperature probes + zip pouch
- High accuracy, reliable results
£147.00
£176.40 inc. vat
- Exceptionally high accuracy and excellent resolution
- Universally suitable for use with K, J, T, R, N, S and E thermocouple probes
- Automatic self-calibration
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£178.50
£214.20 inc. vat
- Special thermometer kit for HVAC professionals
- Includes thermometer, pipe clamp probes, penetration probe and carrying case
- Also includes free traceable certificate of calibration
£230.00
£276.00 inc. vat
- Exceptionally high accuracy digital thermometer - readings with ±0.05°C
- Works with interchangeable PT100 temperature probes
- Measurement range from -199.9 to 199.9°C
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About HVAC, Environmental & Industrial Thermometers
Industrial thermometers are notably more stable than regular thermometers. They are extremely accurate and have a considerable lifespan. This is because they don't have any mechanically moving parts, which means no material fatigue and no consumption of electrical energy.
An industrial thermometer is filled with liquid. The higher the measured temperature, the more this liquid inside expands. The expanding liquid climbs inside the tube and delivers the temperature to a display next to the tube.
Industrial thermometers come in different shapes and forms. One of the things in which they differ is the angle at which the immersion tube is attached to the thermometer itself. For different situations, different angles of attachment may be necessary.
