These resistance temperature sensors with a bayonet head and thermocouple temperature sensors with a bayonet head are designed to measure temperature of solid substances, however, they may be used also to measure temperature of liquid and gaseous substances.
To fasten the temperature sensor into a point to be measured, the bayonet head that is screwed onto a spring is used. Combination of the bayonet nut, the spring and the corresponding bayonet adapter can provide higher pressure of the temperature sensor with the bayonet into the measured point or can adjust any changes in the distance between the nut and the measured point during the measurement. Maximum temperature range of sensor use is -50 to 350 °C (400 °C for a short period). The range for each design variant is reduced with a type of the temperature sensing element and the supply cable. The temperature sensors meet ingress protection from IP 50 to IP 67 according to the EN 60529 standard, as amended, depending on the lead-in cable variant.
The temperature sensors with a bayonet mount are intended for operation in chemically non-aggressive environment.
To fasten the temperature sensor into a point to be measured, the bayonet head that is screwed onto a spring is used. Combination of the bayonet nut, the spring and the corresponding bayonet adapter can provide higher pressure of the temperature sensor with the bayonet into the measured point or can adjust any changes in the distance between the nut and the measured point during the measurement. Maximum temperature range of sensor use is -50 to 350 °C (400 °C for a short period). The range for each design variant is reduced with a type of the temperature sensing element and the supply cable. The temperature sensors meet ingress protection from IP 50 to IP 67 according to the EN 60529 standard, as amended, depending on the lead-in cable variant.
The temperature sensors with a bayonet mount are intended for operation in chemically non-aggressive environment.
