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AS9100D ISO 9001:2015

Multi-Point RTD Assemblies —Temperature Profiling with Pt100 Accuracy

Thermometrics multi-point RTD assemblies combine the accuracy and stability of IEC 60751 Pt100 elements with the temperature profiling capability of a multi-junction assembly — providing a calibrated temperature profile at multiple depths from a single process nozzle. Preferred over thermocouple multi-points where measurement accuracy is critical.

2 to 12 Pt100 ElementsSingle Process NozzleClass A StandardMIMS or SS SheathCryogenic to 600°CStorage Tanks / Reactors
Specifications

Multi-Point RTD Technical Data

ParameterSpecification
Number of Elements2 to 12 Pt100 elements standard; up to 16 custom
Element SpacingCustomer-specified; equal or variable pitch
Element TypePt100, IEC 60751 · Pt1000 on request
Accuracy ClassClass A standard; Class AA available
Wire Configuration3-wire per element standard; 4-wire available
ConstructionIndividual MIMS sheaths in a multi-conductor bundle, or multi-bore tube
Outer Sheath OD3/8" to 1" depending on element count
Sheath Material316SS · Inconel 600 · Hastelloy C276
Total Insertion Length6" to 120" standard; custom
Process ConnectionNPT · Flanged · Compression · Van Stone
Temperature Range−200°C to 600°C (standard); to −269°C cryogenic on request
CalibrationPer-element NIST-traceable R vs T table

RTD Multi-Point vs. TC Multi-Point

  • Accuracy (at depth)RTD: ±0.15°C vs TC: ±1–2°C
  • Long-term stabilityRTD drifts <0.1°C/year
  • Cold-junction compensationNot required for RTD
  • Max temperatureTC preferred above 600°C
  • CostRTD higher; accuracy premium

Cryogenic Multi-Point RTDs

For LNG tank stratification monitoring and cryogenic vessel temperature profiling, Thermometrics supplies multi-point RTD assemblies with individual Pt100 elements calibrated down to −200°C. NIST-traceable calibration at multiple cryogenic temperatures. 316SS sheath, PTFE-insulated leads rated for continuous cryogenic service.

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