Resistance Temperature Detectors Dealers in Thane

What is the difference between and a resistance temperature detector (RTD) and a thermocouple? Both RTDs and thermocouples are sensors used to measure heat in scales such as Fahrenheit and Kelvin. Such devices are used in a broad range of applications and settings, often presenting people with the dilemma of choosing to use either RTDs or thermocouples. Each kind of temperature sensor has its own advantages and disadvantages that make it suitable for certain conditions and circumstances.

We manufacture all varieties of RTD's - pT-100, pT200, pT-500 & pT-1000 (optional with Mineral Insulated) Contact parts - SS304, SS316 or, special as per request. Probe diameter - Minimum 3 mm upto 15 mm. Temperature Range coverage - from -50 degree C up to 400 dehree C Electrical Connections - Simplex, Duplex and Triplex Process Connections types : Fixed Threaed type, Adjustable Nut & Ferule type, Flange type, Triclover type etc. Type of Terminal Housings - Flying Leads, Weatherproof Housing, Flameproof Housing, 2 Pin Round Connector etc. Max. Pressure - 5 bar standard (Optional 10 bar, for higher pressure applications, use suitable Thermowell)