Electrical |
Measurement Range: |
-50 to 1000°C
-58 to 1832°F |
Resolution: |
2000 count display: |
0.1° C/F in 200 mV range
1.0° C/F in 2V range |
3200 count display: |
0.1 C/F in 300 mV range
1.0 C/F in 3V range |
4000 count display: |
0.1° C/F in 400mV range
1.0° C/F in 4V range |
Maximum Voltage
at Thermocouple Input: |
60V DC, 24V AC |
RF Field: |
Exposure to an RF field interferes significantly with
this module's capacity to accurately measure temperature with
thermocouples. The interference is temporary and the module
suffers no harm when exposed to an RF field of 3 V/m.
Accurate temperature measurement capability is completely
restored when the module is removed from the RF field.
Common sources of RF fields are handheld 2-way radios and
cellular telephones. If such a source is suspected of interfering
with this module, either turn off the transmitter or increase the
separation between the transmitter and the module. |
Environmental |
Ambient Operating Range: |
0 to 50°C |
Storage Temperature: |
-40 to 60°C
-40 to 140°F |
Humidity: |
0% to 90% (0 to 35°C)
0% to 70% (35 to 50°C) |
Basic Accuracy: |
(@ 23 ±5°C Calibration)*
(Applies for one year after purchase or recalibration) |
RANGE |
ACCURACY
± (% of reading +degrees), 1 year |
-20 to 350°C
-4 to 662°F
351 to 500°C**
664 to 932°F***
501 to 1000°C
933 to 1832°F
-50 to -21°C
-58 to -5.8°F |
0.5% ± 2°C
0.5% ± 3.6°F
1.75% ± 2°C
1.75% ± 3.6°F
2.0% ± 2°C
2.0% ± 3.6°F
2.5% ± 2°C typical
2.5% ± 3.6°F typical |
Temperature Coefficient: |
* 0°C to 18°C and 28°C to 50°C ambient, multiply the basic accuracy specification by 0.1 for each degree above 28 or below 18.
** For accuracy enhancement between 351°C to 500°C,subtract 3 degrees from the reading. The accuracy is now 0.75% ± 2°C.
*** For accuracy enhancement between 663°F and 932°F, subtract 5.4 degrees from the reading. The accuracy is now 0.75% ± 3.6°F.
Note
The basic accuracy specification does not include the error of the probe or the DMM. Please refer to the probe accuracy specification for additional details.
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