Resistance Indicating Thermometer

Resistance Indicating Thermometers are instruments used for measuring temperature. They are part of the supply class Pressure, Temperature, and Humidity Measuring and Controlling Instruments, which falls under the supply group Instruments and Laboratory Equipment.

Resistance Indicating Thermometers work based on the principle of electrical resistance. They typically consist of a temperature sensor, such as a platinum resistance thermometer (PRT) or a thermistor, which changes its electrical resistance with temperature. This change in resistance is then measured and converted into a temperature reading.

These thermometers are commonly used in various industries and applications where accurate temperature measurement is required. They are known for their high precision and stability, making them suitable for laboratory experiments, industrial processes, and quality control.

Resistance Indicating Thermometers are often equipped with digital displays or analog indicators to provide a visual representation of the measured temperature. Some models may also have additional features like data logging, alarm systems, and communication interfaces for remote monitoring and control.

Overall, Resistance Indicating Thermometers are essential instruments for temperature measurement and control in various scientific, industrial, and laboratory settings.