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Drum-Thermometers

Remote Reading Drum Thermometers, 2 inch Rear Connection

  • Compact 2 inch case fits applications where larger dial thermometers cannot fit
  • Rotating drum display uses large numerals for easy temperature reading
  • Solid-liquid-filled design provides a linear temperature scale
  • Vertical and horizontal configurations support flexible panel installation
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Product Overview
  • Accuracy ± 1 scale division
  • Cable Length 5 ft
  • Cable Material PVC
  • Display Measuring Units °C, °F
  • Display Type Analog dial
  • Form factor 2.4 x 1.1 inch
  • Housing Material Black ABS plastic, polycarbonate
  • Operating Temperature, Max 140 °F
  • Operating Temperature, Min -40 °F
  • Series ID Drum-Thermometers
  • Sheath Material Tin plated Brass
  • Temperature Sensor Type 0.34 OD bulb

DwyerOmega drum thermometers provide remote temperature indication in a compact 2 inch rear-connection case. Their space-saving design is suited to equipment and panels where a larger dial thermometer cannot be installed. The series includes vertical and horizontal configurations and can be flush mounted by snapping into a panel with case clips.

The thermometers use an ABS plastic case, clear polycarbonate lens, and an ABS plastic rotating drum measuring 0.5 inch high. The standard drum is white with black markings, but contact the factory for options such as black drum with white markings, or unmarked drum with color bands.  

Both listed models use tin-plated brass bulbs and PVC connecting tubing. Standard connecting tubing is 60 inches long (contact factory for additional options) with a 0.125 inch outside diameter.  The temperature range is 30 to 250°F / 0 to 120°C, with 2°F/1°C scale divisions.  Accuracy is ±1 scale division.

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