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Dwyer External temperature probe TE-RND-C

Dwyer external temperature probe TE-RND-C delivers reliable temperature measurement across industrial applications with IP65-rated polycarbonate enclosure and operating range of -40 to +150°C, suitable for harsh…

SKU 3G-CBM-02333

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Dwyer
Item
External temperature probe TE-RND-C
Category
Measurement
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Technical Specifications

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enclosure rating
IP65
temperature range
-40 to +150°C
enclosure material
Polycarbonate

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Product Description

Dwyer external temperature probe TE-RND-C delivers reliable temperature measurement across industrial applications with IP65-rated polycarbonate enclosure and operating range of -40 to +150°C, suitable for harsh outdoor and process environments.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the operating temperature range of the TE-RND-C probe?

The Dwyer TE-RND-C operates reliably from -40°C to +150°C, making it suitable for outdoor, industrial, and harsh process environments. The IP65-rated polycarbonate enclosure protects the sensor in demanding conditions.

Is the Dwyer TE-RND-C suitable for outdoor applications?

Yes. The TE-RND-C features an IP65 polycarbonate enclosure specifically designed for outdoor and harsh industrial environments. It resists moisture and dust ingress while maintaining accurate temperature measurement across its -40 to +150°C range.

Used in

Common applications for Dwyer
Combustion air-filter monitoring — Magnehelic Series 2000 on burner air-intake filter banks
Clean-room and pharmaceutical pressurisation — Magnehelic / Capsuhelic differential-pressure gauges
HVAC fan-discharge static pressure — Mark II inclined-vertical manometers on AHU test points
Filter-blockage alarms — Photohelic Series 3000 combined gauge/switch on air-handling units
BMS-integrated pressure monitoring — Digihelic DH3 with 4–20 mA output for building management
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