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Address: No.210,211,212,213,214,Building 1,No.12 Industry Western Road,SongShanHu,Dongguan,Guangdong,China.523808
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Med Accessories Technology Dongguan Co., Ltd. |
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| Manufacturer | OEM Part # |
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| GE Healthcare > Marquette | 2021701-001, 2104179-001, 2104179-001-FMT |
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| GE Healthcare > Critikon > Dinamap | Carescape B650
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| GE Healthcare > Marquette | PDM Module, Procare B40 |
How to Select a temperature probe
1. Application: Determine the specific application for which you need a temperature probe. Different applications may require different types of probes. For example, medical applications may require skin temperature probes, while industrial applications may require probes for measuring the temperature of liquids or surfaces.
2. Temperature range: Consider the temperature range you want to measure. Make sure the temperature probe you choose can accurately measure temperatures within this range. Some probes are designed for specific temperature ranges, so choose accordingly.
3. Accuracy: Evaluate the level of accuracy required for temperature measurement. Different probes provide different levels of accuracy. For critical applications higher accuracy may be required, while for general monitoring purposes lower accuracy may be acceptable.
4. Response time: Consider the response time your application requires. Some temperature probes offer faster response times, which is important for applications that require detecting and monitoring rapid temperature changes.
5. Probe type: There are many types of temperature probes to choose from, such as thermocouples, RTDs, thermistors, and infrared probes. Each type has its advantages and limitations. Research and understand the characteristics of each type to determine which type is suitable for your specific needs.
6. Compatibility: Make sure the temperature probe you choose is compatible with your monitoring device or system. Check specifications and connector types to ensure proper integration and functionality.
7. Durability and longevity: Consider the durability and longevity of the temperature probe. Some probes are designed for single-use applications, while others are reusable. Choose a probe that matches the expected lifespan and frequency of use in your application.
8. Budget: Consider your budget constraints when selecting a temperature probe. Balance functionality, quality, and price to find a probe that meets your requirements and stays within your budget.
It is recommended to consult Med Accessories customer service to ensure you select the best temperature probe for your specific application.
