Temperature Probe Unit UT-T12 (0–800°C) — Unit LEC-MIE0340

The Unit Temperature Probe UT-T12 (0–800°C) is a handheld/immersion probe designed to measure temperatures across a wide range when used with compatible thermometers and multimeters. The probe covers ambient to high-temperature environments up to 800°C, making it suitable for general temperature sensing tasks in HVAC systems, laboratory checks, industrial spot measurements and field inspections. Connector type and meter compatibility vary by instrument model; verify compatibility with your thermometer or multimeter before connecting.

Advantages

The probe provides a broad measurement range from 0 to 800°C and is built for convenient handheld and immersion use, allowing measurements in air or when inserted into media. Its construction is intended for routine temperature checks across different environments, offering a practical option for technicians who need a single probe that spans low to very high temperatures. The compact form factor supports easy transport and on-site use.

Suitable for

• HVAC system checks and duct temperature measurements
• Laboratory temperature verification and basic experiments
• Industrial spot checks on equipment and process points
• Field inspections and portable multimeter temperature readings

Key specifications

• Measurement range: 0–800°C
• Probe type: handheld / immersion style suitable for air and insertion measurements
• Intended use: general-purpose temperature sensing for use with compatible thermometers and multimeters
• Construction: compact probe designed for portable and on-site use

How to use

Confirm your thermometer or multimeter accepts the probe's connector type before connecting. Insert or position the probe in the environment or medium to be measured and allow the reading to stabilize before recording the temperature. For immersion measurements, ensure the probe tip is placed at the measurement point without exposing connectors to liquid. For air or surface measurements, hold the probe in place until the instrument displays a stable value.

Usage recommendations

Verify compatibility with your measuring instrument and follow the meter manufacturer's instructions for probe connection and safety. Avoid exposing the probe connector and cable to liquids or temperatures beyond the specified range. Store the probe dry and protected when not in use to prolong service life.