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Featured temperature sensor products
LMK307 Submersible Waste Water Level Sensor - Submersible waste water level sensor with optional intrinsic safety certification for monitoring the level of sewage and effluent in water treatment plants.
Rolling machinery 100 point wireless bearing temperature monitor - How a wireless temperature monitoring system, featuring up to 128 sensors and a central IoT gateway, was deployed to monitor bearing health across a 150 metre long production line.
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This conversion tool will convert a temperature coefficient value into to different units.
A temperature coefficient (α) is a factor which represents how much a physical property will change per unit change in temperature.
When the factor is multiplied together with the amount of temperature change it is possible to determine the total physical change, such as a change in the length of a material due to thermal expansion, or the change in resistance of an electrical conductor.
In addition to the typical units used for defining a temperature coefficient, such as per degree Celsius (/°C), per degree Fahrenheit (/°F), per kelvin (/K), ppm per degree Celsius (ppm/°C), or ppm per kelvin (ppm/K), you can also select other temperature coefficients incorporating parts per million (ppm) and Kelvin SI metric prefixes (e.g. mK and µK).
Featured temperature measurement products
Centralized control and monitoring solution for bitumen handling processes - Compact multichannel controller solution for demanding bitumen filling applications. See how integrating real-time monitoring, conditional logic, and data recording ensures process safety and prevents costly blockages.- Combined Temperature and Hydrostatic Liquid Level Sensors - These sensors provide simultaneous measurement of both hydrostatic pressure and temperature, enabling precise level determination even when liquid density varies due to temperature fluctuations.