PT1000 Temperature Sensor – Plastic-Encapsulated Type

PT1000 Temperature Sensor – Plastic-Encapsulated Type

PT1000 Temperature Sensor – Plastic-Encapsulated Type

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Product Description

Product Advantages:

Fully sealed; suitable for vacuum varnish dipping

High temperature resistance; capable of long-term operation in a 260°C environment

High voltage resistance; the sensor's hot-melt solid probe can withstand AC3000V

Acid and alkali resistance; corrosion resistant to various corrosive gases and liquids

High shock resistance; with moderate plasticity

Compact size; basically applicable to various confined spaces

Fast heat conduction; faster response speed and higher accuracy



Electrical Performance:

1. Insulation Resistance: ≥100MΩ

2. Withstand Voltage Test: 1500VAC for 60s

3. Drop Test: Free fall from a height of 3 meters with no visible damage

4. Flame Retardant Rating: UL94 V-0

5. Vibration Test: 10-500Hz 3G

6. Protection Rating: IP67

7. Temperature Measurement Range: -50℃~260℃



Measurement Current and Self-Heating:

The power supply current heats the platinum thin-film sensor. The resulting temperature measurement error is calculated using the following formula:

Δt = P × S

P, Power loss = I²R

S, Self-heating coefficient unit is K/mW.

The datasheet specifies the self-heating coefficient for each product.

Self-heating is determined by the thermal contact between the platinum thin-film sensor and the surrounding medium.

If the heat dissipation to the environment is highly efficient, a higher measured current can be obtained.

There is no specified lower limit for the measured current of platinum thin-film sensors. They largely depend on the application.

We recommend:

For 1000 Ohm: Maximum 0.3 mA