We've all used scales, and lets be honest, most of us have no need for anything more than the basic weighing functionality. What most people don't realise is that scales are capable of much more and can actually simplify many tasks your already using them for with a little bit of know how.
If you are here you are probably interested in purchasing our PT100 Thermometer over at the ATP store or have just read one of our guides over at our blog and are wanting to know more about PT100 probes options. So let’s get you informed.
It is important to understand that just like K-Type thermometers there are 3 main areas of uncertainty when using PT100 thermometers.
The Control of Noise at Work Regulations (2005) governs the requirements of employers in protecting their employees from damaging sound levels. They require employers to reduce risks wherever possible from exposure to noise at work.
Leq is one of the most important variables to be calculated when complying with regulations such as the Noise at Work Regulations (2005). Leq is the Equivalent Continuous Sound Level and represents sound exposure over an elapsed period of time.
Frequency weightings are one of the most important parameters you need to be aware of when measuring sound. Picking the one wrong one or failing to realise which one you are using can make you results invalid and unrepeatable.
Welcome to the world of high accuracy temperature measurement. This article is aimed to give you, our valued ATP customers, a simplified overview of the how a Resistance Temperature Detector is designed and operates so you can customise and purchase your unit will full confidence, knowing you are getting exactly what you need. So out the door with all that Jargon, here is how they really work!
There are many different types of thermometer available in today's market. Before you make your purchase, it is vital that you are made aware of the range of products available to you. You should also understand and consider each type of thermometers suitability for various different uses.