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The Ebro Surface Probe TPN 360 / EB 14-N is designed for measuring surface temperature in laboratory and technical applications. Suitable for temperatures up to 500°C, this probe features a 15 mm diameter, silicone cable, and Lemo connection for reliable use with compatible temperature measurement devices.
This surface probe is suitable for users requiring reliable high-temperature surface measurement with a compatible Lemo-connected probe.
Manufacturer P/N
1341-0710
Part Number
9.908 067
Manufacturer
Ebro
Dimensions (ØxL)
15 x 44 mm
Manufacturer P/N
1341-0720
Part Number
4.704 977
Manufacturer
Ebro
Dimensions (ØxL)
15 x 300 mm
The TPN 360 / EB 14-N is designed for measuring surface temperature. The stated format and features make the product suitable for routine laboratory work within that application.
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