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Passive room temperature sensor | PT1000
Product description
ROTSN passive temperature sensors are designed for accurate and stable measurement of ambient temperature.
Core Operating Principle:
It measures temperature with a PT1000 platinum sensor element. It has a positive temperature coefficient of resistance, meaning that as temperature increases, so does resistance. Its resistance at 0 °C is 1,000 Ω.
Structure and Connection:
The sensor element is soldered to a printed circuit board and enclosed in a plastic casing with an IP30 protection rating.
Connection is made via a screw clamp terminal block connector, suitable for a maximum cable cross-section of 1.5 mm².
Key Features:
It features a low-profile housing with concealed screws.
The insulation resistance is > 10 MΩ.
Environmental Conditions:
Operating temperature: -20 to 60 °C. Relative humidity: <95% rH (non-condensing).
These sensors are ideal for reliable and stable temperature measurements.
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Additional specifications and description
Temperature sensors are vital components in HVAC systems, ensuring that environments are kept comfortable, efficient and safe. Thermal comfort affects our health, well-being, and productivity. Indoor temperature is amongst the major factors thermal comfort and, consequently, the productivity of occupants. Meanwhile, behavioural adaptation is known to be the most critical contributor to the adaptive thermal comfort model.
Most of the HVAC systems are temperature-based. These sensors continuously monitor the room temperature and automatically adjust the heating, cooling, or ventilation to maintain the desired conditions without the need for manual intervention. Just as you might manually adjust a thermostat to reach a comfortable room temperature, HVAC controllers use the temperature sensor readings to make precise adjustments automatically. This ensures consistent comfort throughout the space while optimising energy use.
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