Dial and glass thermometer

JAKO's low-priced and assembly-friendly standard type bimetal thermometers are suitable for measurement of reading ranges between -40°C and +600°C (accuracy class 2). All devices have a rugged sheet steel housing and a scratch resistant instrument glass in their standard design. Measuring sensors of measuring devices with the connection on the back have a turnable connection with the housing. This saves time and money because the display can be turned or adjusted into the optimal reading position also after installation in the thermowell.

JAKO industrial type bimetal thermometers are characterised by high measurement accuracy, long calibration intervals and corrosion as well as acid resistant housings and measuring sensors. The measuring devices cover reading ranges between -40°C and +600°C with a measurement accuracy of class 1. A wide range of connection options allows the combination with all commonly used thermowells. The devices are also produced with liquid damping for measuring points with mechanical vibrations.

JAKO gas pressure and mercury thermometers indicate temperature changes with very short response times and are suitable for extreme reading ranges from -200°C to +800°C, with high repeatability of the measurement results and very small measurement hysteresis. Gas pressure thermometers are also eco-friendly and food-compatible as odourless and tasteless noble gases are used in the measuring system.

JAKO remote reading thermometers are used where the measuring point is up to 50 m distant from the place of temperature reading and monitoring and where the temperature must be reliably measured also without additional energy supply (e.g. also in the event of power failure). Ambient temperatures that may have an impact on the remote sensor between measuring point and dial instrument can be compensated with a compensation system to ensure precise measurement result readings.

JAKO glass thermometers work under the precise measuring principle of liquid expansion and are designed as machine thermometers for industrial application environments and as heating thermometers for the more protected use in heating and boiler systems.