Category: Temperature Sensor

The PT1000 Ambient Temperature Sensor is a type of Resistance Temperature Detector (RTD) sensor designed to measure ambient temperature with high accuracy. The PT1000 operates by utilizing the principle that the resistance of a platinum wire increases with temperature. Here is a detailed overview of the PT1000 sensor.

The PT1000 Ambient Temperature Sensor:

1. Sensor Type: The PT1000 is a type of RTD (Resistance Temperature Detector). It uses a platinum sensing element that has a resistance of 1000 ohms at 0°C. The resistance increases linearly with temperature, which makes the sensor highly precise and reliable for temperature measurement.

2. Measurand: The measurand of the PT1000 is ambient temperature, meaning the sensor measures the temperature of the surrounding environment.

3. Signal Output: The output of the PT1000 sensor is typically an analog signal:

   a) Resistance Output: As temperature increases, the resistance of the platinum element changes, and this change is measured and used to determine                temperature.

   b) Voltage or Current Output: In some configurations, the PT1000 can be connected in a circuit where the output is either a voltage or current proportional to    the temperature, making it compatible with various measurement devices and controllers.

4. Applications: The PT1000 sensor is widely used in industrial, HVAC, and scientific applications for precise temperature measurement. It is used in environments where accurate and stable temperature monitoring is crucial.

5. Supplied With: When purchasing a PT1000 temperature sensor, it generally comes with:

    a) Wiring/Leads to connect the sensor to the measurement equipment.

    b) Mounting hardware for easy installation in a desired location.

    c) User manual for installation and use instructions.

    d) Calibration certificate, ensuring the sensor’s accuracy.