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Bearing (Embedded) Pt100 Sensor PRT RTD (Type 66)

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A range of high accuracy miniature embedded (also known as embedment) Pt100 sensors designed for surface temperature measurements in general industrial applications such as in bearing shoe applications to give a reliable indication of bearing wear and oil film breakdown through continuous monitoring of temperature. These tip sensitive resistance thermometers have an operating temperature range of -25°C to +250°C and can be supplied with a pressure tested oil seal barrier to prevent leakage. Standard assemblies are easy to install in drilled holes for general temperature sensing applications, whereas the spring loaded ‘top hat’ style assemblies are inserted into a milled hole with a retaining clip pushed down to compress the spring and retain the sensor against the surface being monitored.
  • High accuracy and stability maintained throughout operating life
  • Standard (Cap) or 'Top Hat' style tips
  • Pressure tested (minimum 5bar/75psi for at least one hour) Oil Seal Barrier (feedthrough) available
  • Stainless steel and phosphor bronze tip materials
  • Sensors and Oil seals are rated for use up 250°C

Bearing RTD Enquiry Form

1. Wiring Configuration and Ro Value

  Wiring Configuration
(IEC 60751)
Select
3 3 wire (most popular)
4 4 wire
Duplex Element Required? (please tick box)
Resistance value at 0ºC:

2. Tip Style

Illustration Select
STANDARD (Cap) Style
TOP HAT Style
Duplex Element Required? (please tick box)
2a. Standard (Cap) Style Material

SS - Stainless Steel
PB - Phosphor Bronze
2b. SS Cap Style Sizes (d1 x L1)


Note: Duplex element only available in 6mm diameter or above
2c. PB Cap Style Sizes (d1 x L1)


Note: Duplex element only available in 6.35mm diameter
2d. Top Hat Dia. (d1) and Material

3. Tolerance of Element

  Tolerance of Element
(IEC 60751 for Pt100)
Select
Grade Accuracy
@ 0ºC
Accuracy
@ 100ºC
 
B ±0.30°C ±0.80°C
A ±0.15°C ±0.35°C
4. Oil Seal Barrier

Illustration Select
Not Required
Required
4a. Cable Length

4b. Oil Seal Dia.

4c. Oil Seal Length

4d. Cable Length - Tip to Oil Seal

4e. Cable length - Oil Seal to Cold End

5. Cable Style
6. Optional 3 Pin Plug
7. Quantity Required

Contact Details

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Your Name


Title/Dept.


Email


Telephone


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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What is an RTD Pt100 sensor, and how does it work?
    An RTD (Resistance Temperature Detector) Pt100 sensor measures temperature by detecting changes in electrical resistance. The "Pt" stands for platinum, the material used in the sensing element, and "100" refers to the resistance value of 100 ohms at 0°C. As the temperature changes, the resistance of the platinum element varies, allowing for accurate temperature measurements.
  • How accurate are RTD Pt100 sensors?
    RTD Pt100 sensors offer high accuracy and stability, with industrial-grade elements ranging from Class B (±0.3ºC at 0ºC) to Class A (±0.15ºC at 0ºC). Higher precision options, such as 1/10 class elements, provide an accuracy of ±0.03ºC at 0ºC. These sensors are widely used in industrial, laboratory, and scientific applications requiring high precision. Additionally, we offer calibration services in our UKAS accredited laboratory.
  • What is the temperature range for RTD Pt100 sensors?
    The temperature range of an RTD sensor depends on factors such as the construction, sheath material and insulation used in the construction. While some platinum elements can withstand temperatures up to 850°C, the overall sensor design will limit the maximum temperature rating. Please check the product specifications for the exact temperature range based on the sensor’s construction. If you need any advice, our engineers are happy to assist!