The surface mount RTD strap-on temperature sensor is very convenient for the measurement of surface temperatures of tanks, pipes, motors, bearings, and various other surface mount applications. The easy strap-on installation method makes it very cost effective to use the sensor for temporary or semi-permanent temperature measurements. Sensors have been environmentally and seismically qualified for use in 1E applications in nuclear power generating stations.
These sensors can be ordered as non-safety related, offering the same reliability and construction as the safety related version but at a much lower cost.
The RTDs are supplied in accordance with a Quality Assurance Program which is ISO 9001:2000 Registered and is also in compliance with 10CFR50 Appendix B, ANSI N45.2 and ASME NQA-1.
Application assistance is available for special applications and design requirements. Assistance includes physical configuration requirements such as connection head types, leadwire length, quick disconnects and other physical details. Actual installation details can affect measurement accuracy and response time. Such things as RTD contact with the surface, surface cleanliness and isolation from ambient temperatures may cause variations in accuracy and response times. For the best performance consult Factory for application assistance.
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0°F to 500°F (-18°C to 260°C)
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Standard sensor accuracy meets IEC 751/60751 Class B. Consult factory if Class A or other special accuracy requirements are needed. Sensor specific calculated calibration tables of resistance versus temperature can be provided. The specific calibration table can be used to obtain sensor accuracies of ±0.3°F (±0.17°C) over a specified temperature interval
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Sensor drift is less than 1°F (0.56°C) over 40 years
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The response time for each sensor is 5 seconds or less as verified by a plunge test in accordance with ASTM E644 per 63.2% step change. Faster response times are available upon request
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At room temperature and dry external surfaces, the insulation resistance between any terminal and the sensor case will exceed 100 Megohms with 100 VDC applied
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A continuous current of no greater than 20 milliamp (RMS) will not damage the sensor. Standard operating current is 1 to 4 milliamps
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In 68°F (20°C) water flowing traverse to the sensor sheath at 3 feet per second, an RTD with a 0.25 inch diameter sheath is capable of dissipating a minimum of 50mW without causing the indicated temperature to rise more than 1.8°F (1°C)
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Environmental/Seismic Qualification
(Applicable Qualification/Test reports are available upon request)
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Surface Mount Sensors Specifications
Surface Mount Sensors Specifications
Please use the links below to view the available documentation.
Surface Mount RTD
