Thermocouples are the workhorse of high-temperature measurement. This wireless thermocouple sensor accepts a K-type probe to monitor equipment, processes, and surfaces up to 400°C, then reports back to the cloud without a wired data line. Readings stream automatically to the Emergent Metering cloud, where every measurement is logged and time-stamped for you. Set the thresholds that matter and the system alerts your team by text, email, or phone call the moment a reading drifts out of range — so problems get caught before they become downtime, spoilage, or a compliance miss. Thermocouple type: K-Type Temperature range: Up to 400°C (752°F) Wireless range: 2,000+ ft. through 18+ walls (ALTA) Battery life: Up to 10 years Power: 2 x AA; optional power switch (+$11) or line power with battery backup (+$50) Probe options: Fixed probe, quick connect, or quick connect with probe
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Enterprise Wireless Thermocouple Sensor - AA Battery Powered
$175.00
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Thermocouples are the workhorse of high-temperature measurement. This wireless thermocouple sensor accepts a K-type probe to monitor equipment, processes, and surfaces up to 400°C, then reports back to the cloud without a wired data line.
Readings stream automatically to the Emergent Metering cloud, where every measurement is logged and time-stamped for you. Set the thresholds that matter and the system alerts your team by text, email, or phone call the moment a reading drifts out of range — so problems get caught before they become downtime, spoilage, or a compliance miss.
- Thermocouple type: K-Type
- Temperature range: Up to 400°C (752°F)
- Wireless range: 2,000+ ft. through 18+ walls (ALTA)
- Battery life: Up to 10 years
- Power: 2 x AA; optional power switch (+$11) or line power with battery backup (+$50)
- Probe options: Fixed probe, quick connect, or quick connect with probe
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