Fluke Calibration 1551A-12 Thermometer -50 - +160 °C Data logger
Five reasons to replace mercury thermometers: 1) Since the “Stik" Thermometer does not contain mercury, it is not subject to government-imposed bans. Government agencies worldwide have either banned or are seeking to ban the use and transportation of…
Five reasons to replace mercury thermometers: 1) Since the “Stik" Thermometer does not contain mercury, it is not subject to government-imposed bans. Government agencies worldwide have either banned or are seeking to ban the use and transportation of…
1551A-12 Ex "Stik" Thermometer Readout
Five reasons to replace mercury thermometers: 1) Since the “Stik" Thermometer does not contain mercury, it is not subject to government-imposed bans. Government agencies worldwide have either banned or are seeking to ban the use and transportation of industrial mercury thermometers—this seems to be a growing trend. 2) The stainless steel probe sheath of the “Stik" Thermometer is far more robust than the glass stem of a mercury thermometer and better suited for industrial environments. And since the “Stik" thermometer does not contain mercury, the risk of an accidental mercury spill is eliminated. 3) When considering cost of ownership, a digital thermometer is less expensive than a mercury thermometer. With a mercury thermometer, you either invest in equipment or you hire out to clean up after a mercury spill. 4) Mercury thermometers cannot be adjusted after calibration. The actual temperature must be calculated by applying corrections to the measured temperature. This costs time and is susceptible to calculation error. A digital thermometer does the math for you—the displayed temperature accurately represents the actual measured temperature. 5) Emergent-stem corrections may also be required if the mercury thermometer is not used under the same conditions under which it was calibrated. A digital thermometer doesn’t require that you match calibration conditions to achieve an accurate measurement. You’re only required to meet the minimum immersion requirements—which is only seven centimeters (2.8 inches) in the case of the 1551A Ex.
Highlights & Details
- Highlights at a glance: Accuracy of ± 0.05 °C (± 0.09 °F) over full range, Intrinsically safe (ATEX and IECEx compliant), Temperature-Range from -50 °C to 160 °C, User-configurable temperature Trend/Stability indicator, Display temperature in °C or °F, Optional data logging to internal memory, 300-hour battery life, Percent battery-life and low-battery indicator, NVLAP-accredited, NIST-traceable calibration included.
Facts
- 1551A Ex Thermometer, Fixed RTD, –50 °C to 160 °C, 6.35 mm x 305 mm (1/4 in x 12 in) Includes NVLAP-accredited report of calibration, User’s Guide on CD-ROM, 3 AAA batteries
Delivery
- 1551 A Ex-Thermometer
- Calibration Report
- User manual on CD-Rom
- Batteries
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