TE-703-A Immersion Temperature Sensor
Thermowell Mount

Incorporate a hermetically sealed 304 SS probe and a brass adapter with a compression sleeve providing a rugged assembly for immersion temperature sensing if field adjustable insertion depth is desired. The brass adapter is screwed in to the thermowell, compression sleeve is loosened, probe inserted to desired length and the sleeve is tightened. Sensor has 6ft/1.8m plenum rated cable for remote termination. TE-703-A sensors provide a cost effective and reliable solution for hot/chilled water, condenser water or low pressure steam applications which require adjustable insertion length.

TE-703-B Immersion Temperature Sensor
Polycarb Enclosure

Corrosion free 30% glass filled polycarbonate enclosure designed to withstand temperature extremes, mechanical shock and vibration. 304 SS probe crimp attached to the enclosure for a low profile mating surface. Patented locking thermowell adapter and single screw cover attachment are some of the features which improve reliability  and lower  installation costs. TE-703-B sensors provide a cost effective and reliable solution for hot/chilled water, condenser water or low pressure steam applications.

TE-703-C Immersion Temperature Sensor
Galvanized Steel Enclosure

Industry standard NEMA-1/IP-30 galvanized sheet metal enclosure designed for all industrial and commercial immersion temperature sensing applications. Hermetically sealed, fast response 304 SS probe crimp attached to the enclosure for a low profile mating surface. Keyed enclosure cover to swing open without removing the screws and ½ " conduit opening are some of the features which improve reliability and lower installation cost.

TE-703-D Immersion Temperature Sensor
Painted Steel Enclosure

Rugged steel enclosure with welded seams, gasketed cover and powder coated finish, rated NEMA-4/IP-65 for harsh environments. TE-703-D has all other features including a 304 SS probe, conduit opening similar to the TE-703-C series except designed for applications in unconditioned environments where the unit may be subjected to dirt, condensation, oil vapor and other contaminants.