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- Temperature
- RS485
- 10–30V
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- Temperature
- RS485
- 10–30V
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- Air-Quality
- Wi-Fi
- MQTT
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- Ethernet
- ASCII
- Multi-Sensor
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- Wi-Fi
- App
- Temperature
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- Zigbee
- LCD
- 5s
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- Ethernet
- Modbus
- Multi-Sensor
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- SHT35
- 68mm
- I²C
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- Zigbee
- Tuya
- Humidity
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- Temperature
- SHT30
- QMP6988
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- Temperature
- I²C
- 2.2–5.5V
About our temperature sensor range
Explore our range of temperature sensors for reliable monitoring, measurement and automation across IoT, industrial, building and infrastructure applications. Compare connectivity, measurement range, accuracy, enclosure rating and power requirements to find a device suited to your deployment.
Know more →Temperature sensors are fundamental components of industrial automation systems. From high-temperature furnaces to precision pharmaceutical manufacturing, selecting the right sensor ensures operational efficiency, safety, and quality control. With advancements in IoT, wireless communication, and smart diagnostics, temperature sensing technology continues to evolve, making industrial systems more intelligent and reliable.
| Sensor Type | Working Principle | Key Features | Applications |
|---|---|---|---|
| Thermocouple | Based on the Seebeck effect - when two dissimilar metals are joined, a voltage is generated proportional to temperature. | 1. Wide temperature range (-200°C to 1800°C) 2. Fast response time 3. Durable and vibration-resistant 4. Low cost |
1. Furnaces and kilns 2. Boilers 3. Gas turbines 4. Metal processing |
| RTD (Resistance Temperature Detector) | Measures temperature by correlating the resistance of platinum with temperature. | 1. High accuracy 2. Excellent stability 3. Good linearity 4. Moderate temperature range (-200°C to 600°C) |
1. Pharmaceutical plants 2. Food processing 3. Chemical industries 4. HVAC systems |
| Thermistors | Resistance changes significantly with temperature. | 1. Very sensitive 2. Fast response 3. Limited temperature range 4. Lower cost |
1. Electronic equipment protection 2. Battery packs 3. Control panels 4. Small industrial machines |
| Infrared (Non-Contact) Temperature Sensors | Measures infrared radiation emitted by an object. | 1. Non-contact measurement 2. Ideal for moving objects 3. Suitable for very high temperatures 4. Fast response |
1. Steel plants 2. Glass manufacturing 3. Conveyor belt systems 4. Hazardous environments |
| Semiconductor Temperature Sensors | Based on voltage-current characteristics of semiconductor materials. | 1. Compact size 2. Good accuracy 3. Digital output options 4. Limited temperature range |
1. PLC panels 2. Embedded systems 3. Industrial IoT devices |
Industrial Integration Options with Automation Systems
Temperature sensors are integrated into automation systems using:
- PLCs (Programmable Logic Controllers)
- SCADA systems
- Distributed Control Systems (DCS)
- Industrial IoT platforms