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Temperature sensors overview

Temperature sensors overview

We have been measuring the temperature since 1970

What our temperature sensors are used for

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We have been measuring the temperature since 1970

What our temperature sensors are used for

Temperature sensors, often also called temperature probes, are measuring instruments that detect the temperature of a medium or an environment and convert it into a processable electrical signal.

The functional principle is based on the properties of certain materials. The change in resistance or voltage is measured and converted into an electrical signal.

These changes can then be converted into temperature values. Depending on the temperature range to be measured and the application, different measuring elements are used in temperature sensors.

Common measuring elements that we have in our portfolio are:

  • Pt100/Pt1000
  • Type K or type J thermocouples
  • Thermistors
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Our product range

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TA14
Temperature sensor with flange housing, 90° cable outlet, Pt100, Pt1000
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TA17
Temperature sensor with flange housing, 45° cable outlet, Pt100, Pt1000
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TA18
Temperature sensor with flange housing, straight cable outlet, Pt100, Pt1000
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TAV131
Temperature sensor, stick-in type for protection tube or compression fitting, Pt100
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T.4.-0.
Temperature sensor, stick-in type for compression fitting, thermocouple type K, J
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T.4.-1.
Temperature sensor, stick-in type for protection tube, compression fitting, Pt100, thermocouple type K, J
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T.4.-2.
Temperature sensor, stick-in type for compression fitting, Pt100, Pt1000, NTC thermistor, thermocouple type K, J
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T.4.-3.
Temperature sensor, stick-in type for protection tube and compression fitting, Pt100, Pt1000, NTC thermistor, thermocouple type K, J
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T.4.-4.
Temperature sensor, stick-in type for compression fitting, thermocouple type K, J
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T.4.-5.
Temperature sensor, stick-in type for protection tube, thermocouple type K, J
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TP23
Temperature sensor, compact stick-in type for protection tube, Pt100
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TP31, TH31, TH32
Temperature sensor, stick-in type with polymer housing for protection tube, Pt100, NTC thermistor
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TP8, TPT8
Screw-in sensor for protection tube, sensor tube Ø 8mm, Pt100/Pt1000, 3/8 thread
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Our temperature sensors

At a glance

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Our temperature sensors

At a glance

Outstanding features

  • Measuring elements for different temperature ranges
  • High accuracy for precise measurements
  • Wide selection of application-specific designs
  • High degree of customisation and customer-specific designs
  • Durability and longevity 
  • Electrical connection in robust designs 
  • Class approvals for shipbuilding
  • Standard in accordance with DIN EN 50155

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Areas of application

Temperature measurement in demanding environments

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Areas of application

Temperature measurement in demanding environments

Our temperature sensors are used in applications where the highest demands are placed on accuracy, reliability, robustness and durability.   

Our core business is in particular the customisation and development of temperature sensors for applications in transport technology in rail vehicles and shipbuilding.

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Typical applications in transport technology

In transport technology, our temperature sensors are used in rail vehicles, particularly on the bogie for bogie monitoring.

  • Detection of the stator temperature on the traction motor
  • Detection of the lubricating oil temperature in the gearbox and traction motor
  • Detection of bearing temperatures on the wheelset
  • Detection of various temperatures for bogie monitoring
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Typical applications in shipbuilding

In the shipbuilding industry, our temperature sensors are used in particular by engine and gearbox manufacturers:

  • Detection of lubricating oil temperature in engines, gearboxes and generators
  • Detection of exhaust gas temperatures in engines and turbochargers
  • Detection of cooling water temperature of engines

Typical applications in commercial vehicles

Our temperature sensors are used in commercial vehicles e.g. for:

  • Detection of lubricating oil temperature in engines and gearboxes
  • Detection of bearing temperatures in gearboxes
  • Detection of cooling water temperature of engines

 

Tailor-made sensor solutions

Tailor-made sensor solutions and product development

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Tailor-made sensor solutions

Tailor-made sensor solutions and product development

None of our temperature sensors is suitable for your application? You have special requirements in terms of design, technology and electrical connection? That's no problem for us. We offer:

  • Customised temperature sensors for your application
  • Customised or in series production
  • You determine the design, measuring element and electrical connection

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Competent and non-binding

Consultancy by sensor experts

Competent and non-binding

Consultancy by sensor experts

Are you looking for a suitable product? Are you planning a project and looking for customised solutions? 

Discuss your ideas and goals with us. Our experts look forward to providing you with comprehensive advice and a non-binding quotation. We will help you turn your visions into reality.

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