Bimetallic Gauge

Ideal Choice:

In a variety of production processes,  Bimetallic Gauge can directly detect the temperature of liquid, vapor, and gas mediums as well as solid surfaces in the range of -40°C to 600°C. The bimetallic thermal resistance (thermocouple) gauge satisfies both on-site temperature monitoring requirements and long-distance transmission.

Bimetal Gauges are known for their extended lifespan, linear scale, high sensitivity, and tiny temperature probe. Shock resistance, corrosion resistance, high-power switch signal,  remote transmission of resistance signal (PT100)/thermocouple or 4-20mA signal.

Use & Maintenance Of Bimetallic Gauge:

▲Protective tubes should not be bent or deformed when industrial bimetallic gauges are being stored or installed. It is highly prohibited to twist the thermometers’ housing during installation.

▲Bimetal thermometers should work normally within an ambient temperature of -30℃～80℃.

▲The bimetallic gauge’s temperature should fall between 1/2 and 3/4 of the scale range.

▲To guarantee measurement accuracy, the immersed length is larger than 100 mm when the immersion length of the 0–50°C range is greater than 150 mm.

▲Electric contact thermometers are not appropriate for use in the control circuit in situations with significant working vibrations, and different kinds of bimetal thermometers are not appropriate for determining the temperature of the medium in an open container.

▲The thermometer should be inspected regularly under normal use, every six months is appropriate.

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