Guidebook: Bimetallic Stemmed Thermometer

A bimetallic stemmed thermometer is a simple but effective tool used in a variety of industries, including food, HVAC, medical, and automotive. It’s easy to use, requires no external power source, and is highly durable. In this guidebook, we’ll explain how a bimetallic stemmed thermometer works, its advantages and disadvantages, how to use it, and its various applications. So, whether you’re a professional or just curious about thermometers, you’ll find everything you need to know right here. Let’s get started!

Benefits of Bimetallic stemmed thermometer

(1) The thermoelectric potential is not disturbed. The thermoelectric potential of the bimetal thermometer is not disturbed by other factors. It has strong adaptability to different measurement environments.　

(2) The structure is diverse and can meet different measurement requirements. It can be used as electric contact bimetal thermometer, explosion-proof electric contact bimetal thermometer, bimetal thermometer with remote transmission, etc.

(3) The temperature response speed is fast, and there is strong sensitivity. At the same time, temperature changes are intuitive and can be displayed and recorded on site.

(4) Small size, convenient application, and strong temperature measurement reliability. Nominal diameter of dial: 60,100 (4 inch), 150 optional;

(5) It has a long service life, can be used in the temperature detection of chemical production for a long time, and has stable physical and chemical properties.

(6) Stable anti-corrosion performance. The application of bimetallic thermometers in chemical production often needs to be used in liquid and gas environments. It has a good anti-corrosion ability to protect pipes. It will not be affected by measurement conditions and cause corrosion problems that affect measurement quality.

(7) Strong pressure bearing. It has good pressure-bearing capacity, can be measured in different pressure levels, and has strong adaptability to measurement conditions.

(8) The conductivity is high. The temperature coefficient of resistance is small, and the thermoelectric potential has a linear relationship with the temperature, and the linearity is good.

Method 1: Ice water

1. Fill the container with ice cubes, and then top up with cold distilled water to form a watery slurry.

2. Insert the thermometer probe into the container, making sure not to touch the side.

3. The temperature should be 32°F (0°C) after 30 seconds. If not, the thermometer needs to be recalibrated. Record the difference and offset the thermometer as needed.

Method 2: boiling water

1. Boil a clean container of distilled water.

2. Once the water boils, insert the thermometer probe. Make sure again that the probe does not touch the side or bottom of the pot.

3. The temperature should be 212°F (100°C). Record the difference and offset the thermometer as needed. Note that the boiling point of water varies with altitude. Use this handy water boiling point calculator to find the temperature that suits your altitude.

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