Sensors for Immersion Heaters

Industrial and Electric immersion heater sensors for sale

IHS industrial immersion heater sensor cost are designed primarily for direct submersion in liquids such as water, oils, solvents and process solutions, molten materials as well as air and gases. By generating all the heat within the liquid temperature sensors celcius fahrenheit submersible heaters are virtually 100 percent energy efficient. A thermocouple or RTD sensor probe can be inserted into a thermowell in the heater to measure process fluid temperature. Type J and Type K are the most common thermocouple calibrations, while a Pt 100 Ohm DIN Curve sensor is the most common RTD used. Type J thermocouples and RTDs are typically used to 1000°F (540°C), whereas Type K thermocouples are used to 2000°F (1100°C) max. Other sensors are available. Specify sensor type and lead length when ordering.

Sensor Types

IHS circulation heaters are sold consisting of a screwplug or flanged underwater heater mounted in a thermally insulated heating chamber for efficient heating of a flowing medium by inline or side-arm operation. Drum Heaters, Bolt Heater, Cartridge Heater, Tubular Heater and Thermocouple sensors adjustment can be provided to connect to most any controller. Select from many terminal enclosures, sheath and vessel materials, flanged connections, and controls or countup.

A thermocouple or RTD sensor probe is mounted via compression fitting into the heater element and clamped directly to a heater element to measure element temperature. This allows monitoring of the sheath to prevent over temperature conditions that may shorten heater life and/or prevent fluid degradation. If the heater will be used vertically over the side or in a circulation heater.

Basic piping options include threaded, flanged, or welded. IHS manufactures a large selection of electric aqueous heaters for heating any fluid, from plain water to corrosive solutions, highly viscous oils, and for many specialized engineering applications such as high-pressure and hazardous locations.