RdF Corporation    Hudson, NH 03051 0490
Jun 03, 2003 Model 22493 Rigid RTD Surface Sensor measures surface temperatures in areas where unit may be subjected to vibration and high temperatures. It utilizes strain-free sensing element, constructed with reference-grade platinum, and offers 100 megohms min insulation resistance between outer sensor housing and common lead wires. Sensor can be bolted, welded, or clamped into place on flat mounting surface.

Omega Engineering, Inc.    Stamford, CT 06907
Mar 13, 2003 Model OM-43 measures temperature and relative humidity, while 4-channel Model OM-44 measures temperature, relative humidity, and up to 2 external signals, which can be temperature probes, 4-20 mA signals, or 0-2.5 Vdc signals. Temperature sensor is on 4 in. wire, which is mounted on circuit board inside lid of datalogger case. When inside case it measures ambient air temperature over range of -4 to 158°F, and when outside of case, it measures temperatures from -40 to 248°F.

Mikron Instrument Co., Inc.    Oakland, NJ 07436
Mar 03, 2003 Non-contact MI-N3000 temperature sensor can be used in multiple locations to detect hot spots on moving material. Product can be used on dryers, conveyor belts, webs, and in thermoforming operations to sense temperature variation. Equipped with thermocouple and voltage outputs, unit measures temperatures from 34 to 932°F. It is suited for plastics, rubber, wood, paper, textile, glass and ceramic, paint, varnish, asphalt, and food applications.

Kidde Fire Systems    Guelph, ON N1H7L1  Canada
Feb 05, 2003 Flexible, fixed-temperature LHSâ„¢ fire-detector cable creates alarm conditions when cable's insulation melts and 2 conductors short together. Offered with alarm temperatures of 155, 185, 220, 350, and 465°F, it connects directly to initiating circuit of fire alarm panels. System can locate fire by zone when used with PEGAsysâ„¢ intelligent control panel and discrete addressable LHS cable zones. Applications include belt conveyors, tunnels, aircraft hangars, and classified hazardous areas.

Watlow    St. Louis, MO 63146
Jan 28, 2003 ENVIROSEALâ„¢ RTD sensors employ cold end seal that houses rubber gland and offers temperature rating of -5 to +400°F. Seal provides extreme protection from salt water, motor oil, and chemicals such as bleach, ammonia, and boric and nitrous acid. Combined with sensor's wide temperature rating, units are suitable for refrigeration or condensation units, food processing, industrial ovens, packaging equipment, and environmental control systems.

Mikron Instrument Co., Inc.    Oakland, NJ 07436
Jan 27, 2003 Model MI-500N non-contact, infrared sensor measures temperatures between -40 and 1292°F. It can be equipped with 2 different sensor heads with field of view of 10:1 or 2:1. Unit includes relay contact and alarm, switchable analog output, digital RS232 or RS485 UPP® output, built-in digital peak/valley storage, and adjustable emissivity. Additional model, MI-500 provides built-in illuminated temperature display and 3 pushbuttons for adjustment of parameters.

AMETEK, Power & Industrial Products    Wilmington, MA 01887
Dec 23, 2002 Spectra(TM) GT30 solid-state sensor receives UV energy from combustion process and transmits 4-20 mA analog signal proportional to flame intensity. It operates continuously at 257°F without cooling. Able to withstand combustion pressures up to 30 Bar, 2-wire, 24 Vdc loop-powered sensor is self-contained. Hermetically sealed, stainless steel sensor includes dual gain amplifier with saturation limiting circuitry.

TURCK, Inc.    Plymouth, MN 55441
Dec 20, 2002 Brass barrel sensors operate up to 212°F and are available in 3-wire DC 12, 18, and 30 mm sizes in flush or no-flush versions. Climate-proof types come in 12, 18, and 30 mm for temperatures up to 248°F. Units operating up to 320°F include 18 and 30 mm barrel sensors featuring integrated amplifier. All sensors offer noise immunity for industrial applications.

RdF Corporation    Hudson, NH 03051 0490
Dec 19, 2002 Air Sensor, based on platinum resistance temperature technology, provides accurate measurements in controlled chambers, wind tunnels, cargo bays, biological storage, heat exchangers, and exhaust flues. Stainless steel enclosure protects sensor from corrosive environments, while perforated sheath protects sensing element from foreign material. Sensor features less than 0.05°C drift/year at rated service temperature of -130 to 220°C.

Ann Arbor Sensor Systems, LLC    Dexter, MI 48130
Oct 14, 2002 Model A2NCT02 fully calibrated, miniaturized, digital non-contact sensor is housed in TO-5 transistor type package and incorporates infrared lens. Three-pin unit may be used for industrial temperature monitoring, climate control, security systems, laboratory, and remote sensing uses. Its small size and low power consumption allow for adaptation to product applications such as battery-operated test equipment.

Fiso Technologies Inc.    Sainte-Foy, QC G1N 4N6  Canada
Oct 11, 2002 Based on optics and nanotechnologies, MEMS-based HERO temperature sensor produces response times of less than 1 ms. Able to mate with company's optical signal conditioners, with up to 2 Mhz sampling rate, sensor is completely immune to electromagnetic, electrical, microwave, and radio-frequency fields. With 150 micron diameter and 100 micron thickness, it allows low thermal sink effect.

Meriam Instrument    Cleveland, OH 44102
Sep 17, 2002 Model RTD1000 measures resistance of RTD sensor types including platinum, copper, nickel, and iron materials with nominal resistances to 1000 ohms. Designed for use with hand-held MFT 4000 Series Multi-Function Tester, it may connect with 2, 3, or 4-wire RTDs via accessory connectors. Menu feature on MFT selects RTD type, nominal resistance, and alpha value. General-purpose connector with alligator clip terminations provides for temporary connections to installed RTDs.

RKC Instrument    South Bend, IN 46628
Aug 30, 2002 Type K, ceramic-coated ST-55/56 PFA can measure many points in small surface area, or by using adhesive type ST-55, sensor can stick to exact spot for measurement. Accuracy is ±.5%, ±1°C. Typical applications include testing for assessment of parts test equipment, temperature distribution analysis of ovens, LCD test equipment, semiconductor fabrication equipment, and automotive parts testing.

Elan Technical Corp.    Fairfield, CT 06432
May 29, 2002 SHT11 surface-mount chip, measuring 7.5 x 5 x 2.5 mm, contains all measurement functions, including capacitive humidity sensor, temperature sensor, calibration, analog-to-digital converter, and digital 2-wire interface to microprocessors. No external components are needed. It measures humidity in range of 0 to 100%RH with ±3%RH accuracy and temperatures of -40 to 120°C with ±0.5°C accuracy. Drift and stability are less than 1%RH/yr.

United Electric Controls    Watertown, MA 02472
May 16, 2002 Temperature Sensors consist of terminal head, right-angle shaped outer sheath, and curved weld-pad. Replaceable RTD element assembly is contained in outer tube. Sensors, used as inputs into electronic heat tracing controllers and monitors, are available with different terminal heads, including aluminum and cast iron, NEMA 4X, explosion-proof, and polycarbonate. Weld-pad can be flat, or have radius for 2 through 3 in. pipe diameter.

Atlantic Components    Woburn, MA 01801
May 14, 2002 Standard and custom NTC, PTC, and bimetallic temperature sensor assemblies can be configured with SS, ABS, Teflon(R), or PVC housings for surface, tube, pipe, air-stream, and through-hole mounting requirements. Probes can integrate multiple functions such as temperature, flow, and salinity into single assembly. Housings can incorporate threads or clips for surface, pipe, or snap mounting and can be equipped with any type of cable and connector assembly.

CSC Scientific Co., Inc.    Fairfax, VA 22031
May 07, 2002 HFM Heat Flow Meters determine various factors like thermal passivity, thermal resistance, and thermal exchange that cannot be recorded by temperature alone. Measurements make it possible to evaluate and manage thermal insulation, energy control, and in/out balance of heat flow. Applications include medical research, solar and geothermal energy, industrial furnaces, and manufacturing plants.

Pyrometer Instrument Company, The    Windsor, NJ 08561-0479
May 06, 2002 Pyrofiber(R) utilizes pulse laser technology to measure infrared radiance while simultaneously measuring and correcting for emissivity. Temperature and emissivity values can be output independently via analog or digital signal to PC or network main frame. Several temperature models between 500 and 5400 deg F are available with target sizes between .040 and 2.300 in. diameter at focal distance from 4 to 120 in. Accuracy is within ±5 deg F.

Rockwell Automation Allen-Bradley & Rockwell Software Brands    Milwaukee, WI 53204-2496
May 01, 2002 Additions to CompactBlock(TM) LDX I/O include analog and temperature blocks, plus networking. Analog blocks bring in current and voltage data from valves, pressure sensors, and related field devices. Temperature blocks accept signals from T/Cs and RTDs, and provide scaling for different device types allowing module to convert signal from any standard T/C or RTD into Fahrenheit or Celsius grade for display. Available on DeviceNet(TM) and PROFIBUS DP networks.

SpaceAge Control, Inc.    Palmdale, CA 93550
Apr 08, 2002 Model 100900 heated, 4-vane air data boom provides supersonic data collection of angle of attack, angle of sideslip, static pressure, total (pitot) pressure, and total air temperature. Based on heated probe wind-tunnel tested to Mach 1.3, boom is constructed from machined aluminum, stainless steel, and copper alloys. Probe is 28 Vdc powered at 145 A, and meets requirements of MIL-T-5420B and SAE AS 393.