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ON-410-PP-Series
Thermistor Probe with Mounting Threads & Phone Plug
Models In Stock
- Threaded Fitting Provides 1/8 NPT Thread for Installation in Pipes or Closed Vessels
- Can Be Used in Liquid Immersion and Pressurized Applications
- Available in 5 Resistance Values To Fit Your Instrumentation Needs
- Maximum Temperature 100°C (212°F)
ON-410-PP-Series
From
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308.19
Models In Stock
Product Overview
- Accuracy ± 0.1 °C (± 0.18 °F)
- Accuracy Detail ± 0.1 °C @ 0 to 70°C
- Cable Length 120 in
- Color Code Standard N/A
- Electrical Connection 1/4 inch TS Plug
- Nominal Resistance 2252 Ω
- Nominal Resistance/Curve Note 2252 Ω @ 25°C
- Probe Diameter 0.125 in
- Probe Insulation PVC
- Probe Length 4.5 in
- Process Connection Size N/A
- Process Temperature, Max 100 °C
- Process Temperature, Min -80 °C
- RTD Type N/A
- Series ID ON-410-PP-Series
- Sheath Material 304 Stainless Steel
- Temperature Probe Style N/A
Supported Applications
The Omega ON-410-PP-Series is a thermistor probe featuring mounting threads and an integral phone plug connector. This series provides temperature sensing capability for applications requiring direct thread-mount installation with immediate connectivity via the included phone-style interface.
Operating Conditions & Performance
No specific performance specifications, measurement ranges, accuracy values, or operating limits are available in the current documentation bundle for this series. Technical parameters such as response time and ambient temperature ratings cannot be stated without source data.
Configuration Options
The documented variant within this series is model ON-410-PP. Key configurable attributes identified from the product identity include:
- Sensor type: Thermistor probe
- Mechanical interface: Mounting threads for installation
- Connector style: Integral phone plug connector
Key Product Differences
The series currently lists a single enabled variant, ON-410-PP. No additional model families, housing options, or alternative output configurations are documented in the available source data.