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Our engineering team will help you select the right product based on your application requirements.
Selection depends on temperature range, installation type (threaded or flange), explosion-proof certification level, output signal type, and application industry. Custom configurations are often recommended for specific industrial environments.
Yes. Many models support wide temperature ranges from -50°C up to 400°C or higher, making them suitable for boilers, reactors, pipelines, and other high-temperature industrial processes.
Explosion-proof ratings define the level of safety protection in hazardous environments. Ex d refers to flameproof enclosures, while Ex ia indicates intrinsic safety. These standards determine where the device can be safely installed (Zone 0, Zone 1, Zone 2).
Explosion-proof temperature transmitters typically support multiple output options, including 4–20mA analog signal, 0–10V, 1–5V, and Modbus RTU digital communication, making them compatible with PLC and industrial control systems.
PT100 platinum resistance sensors are widely used due to their high accuracy, excellent stability, and linear temperature response. When integrated into explosion-proof housings, they provide reliable measurement in harsh industrial environments.
Explosion-proof temperature sensors are engineered with certified enclosures and safety structures to prevent ignition in hazardous areas, while standard sensors are not suitable for explosive environments. They typically meet Ex d or Ex ia safety standards and offer higher protection ratings like IP67.
An explosion-proof temperature sensor is designed for hazardous environments where flammable gases or dust may be present. It is widely used in industries such as oil & gas, chemical processing, pharmaceuticals, and energy systems, ensuring safe and reliable temperature measurement in explosive atmospheres.
Our engineering team will help you select the right product based on your application requirements.
