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0°C to 100°C Thermistor Air Temperature Sensors with Cages
Precision Thermistor Sensors for Air Temperature Measurements
Volume discounts available
Volume Discount Schedule
| Quantity | Price each |
|---|---|
| 1-9 | $93.75 |
| 10-24 | $89.06 |
| 25-99 | $84.38 |
| 100-499 | $79.69 |
| 500-999 | $75.00 |
| 1000+ | $70.31 |
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- Ideal for Measuring Air Temperatures in Laboratories and Laminar Flow Systems
- Metal or Plastic Cage Provides Protection for Thermistor Sensor While Leaving it Open to the Air Flow
- Thermistor Element is Epoxy Coated and Extends Into the Air Flow for Fast Temperature Response
- ON-905 and ON-906 Models Available with Resistances of 2252 Ohms, 3000 Ohms, 5000 Ohms, 10,000 Ohms and 30,000 Ohms at 25°C. ON-405 and ON-406 Available with 2252 Ohms at 25°C Only
ON-905-44005 Model Options
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Accuracy
Nominal Resistance
Sheath Material
Cable Insulation
Cable Length
Category
Process Temperature Range
Sensor Application
Probe Diameter
Probe Length
Termination Connection Type
The exposed thermistor element with protective cage design makes this an ideal selection for the measurement and control of air and gas streams in a variety of applications. The protective cage is available in plastic or metal, and the ON-905 and ON-906 Models are available in five resistance specifications.
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Date published: 2022-11-04
What is the K-value of the thermistor in an ON-906-44006?
The Omega Thermistors Temperature vs Resistance curves are defined by the Steinhart-Hart coefficients and they can be found in the Thermistor section of the website. If assistance is needed finding the information the Temperature Engineering group can be contacted at temp@omega.com.
Date published: 2021-02-05