Thermocouple Temperature Sensors by Campbell Scientific, Inc.

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Campbell Scientific, Inc.

Logan, UT

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		ASPTC The ASPTC is a type E thermocouple housed in a white, elongated radiation shield. The radiation shield reduces solar loading on the thermocouple by drawing air across the measurement junction with a fan. The radiation shield also protects the thermocouple, increasing its durability. Request Quote View Literature

		FW05 The FW05 Fine Wire Thermocouple is typically used to measure atmospheric temperature gradients or fluctuations. The small mass of the thermocouples is less susceptible to solar loading; therefore, a radiation shield is not required. One differential analog input per sensor is required. Request Quote View Literature

		FW1 The FW1 Fine Wire Thermocouple is typically used to measure atmospheric temperature gradients or fluctuations. The small mass of the thermocouples is less susceptible to solar loading; therefore, a radiation shield is not required. One differential analog input per sensor is required. Request Quote View Literature

		FW3 The FW3 Fine Wire Thermocouple is typically used to measure atmospheric temperature gradients or fluctuations. The small mass of the thermocouples is less susceptible to solar loading; therefore, a radiation shield is not required. One differential analog input per sensor is required. Request Quote View Literature