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*** Please Note: When ordering also specify the termination you require, ie. Fluke 5610-9-G (gold pins). X = termination ***
Specify “A" (INFO-CON for 914X), “B" (bare wire), “D" (5-pin DIN for Tweener Thermometers), “G" (gold pins), “I" (INFO-CON for 1521 or 1522), “J" (banana plugs), “L" (mini spade lugs), “M" (mini banana plugs), “P" (INFO-CON for 1523 or 1524), or “S" (spade lugs).
All models come without calibration unless calibration is purchased separately.
Hundreds of thousands of thermistors and temperature probes are sold every year, but only a few have the stability necessary for use as high-accuracy thermometry standards. If you're looking for economical lab-grade thermistor probes for accurate work across a narrow temperature range, Fluke Calibration Secondary Reference Series thermistor probes are the best you can buy.
All Fluke Calibration secondary reference thermistors have small diameters and very small sensing elements, which means they require far less immersion than a PRT to avoid errors caused by stem effect. Self heating is usually negligible, giving them an advantage when taking measurements in air. Their small size also improves response time, allowing measurements to be taken more quickly.
FEATURES:
Thermistor Probe, 3.2 mm dia x 228.6 mm (0.125 in x 9 in), 0 °C to 100 °C, Lead wire length (Cable) 6 ft.
Accredited NVLAP calibration optional.
Flexible PTFE and silicone coated fast-response models.
Rugged polished stainless steel sheaths.
Fluke 5610 Specifications
Resistance
Nominal 10,000 Ω at 25 °C.
Range
0 °C to 100 °C.
Calibration
R vs. T table with 0.1 °C increments, interpolation equation furnished.
Calibration Uncertainty
Table and equation are accurate to + 0.01 °C
Optional accredited? calibration uncertainties + 0.006 °C.
Drift
Better than + 0.01 °C per year (k=3).
Repeatability
Better than + 0.005 °C.
Termination
Specify when ordering.
?NVLAP Lab Code 200348-0
For more information on Fluke 5610-9-X Thermistor Probe talk to Cuthbertson Laird Group
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