The 109-L Temperature Probe is a thermistor used with our CR200-series dataloggers. The CR200-series dataloggers have a special instruction for measuring the 109 probe. The 109 is designed to measure the temperature of air, water, or soil. For air temperature measurements, the 41303-5A solar radiation shield is typically used to house the probe, while limiting solar loading on the sensor.
The temperature probe can also be buried or submerged to 50 feet. The probe is not weighted for submergence (ie, it will float), so the installer should plan to add a weighting system or secure the probe to a fixed, submerged object, such as a piling.
The 109 has a measurement temperature range of -50° to +70°C and outputs a full scale range of 0 to 2.2 Volts. Recommended lead lengths are 25, 50, 75, and 100 feet, although the 109 may be ordered with lead lengths up to 1000 ft.
Although similar in appearance, the 109 is not interchangeable with our 107 or 108 temperature probes (i.e., the 107/108 cannot be used with the CR200-series dataloggers). To allow the 109 to be easily distinguished from the 107 and 108, the 109 has a bright yellow label just above the sensor's pigtails (the label is white in the 107 and 108).
Features
- Temperature probe for use with CR200-series dataloggers
- Sensor measures air, soil, or water temperature
- Temperature range is -50° to +70°C
Specifications
- Temperature measurement range: -50° to +70°C
- Weight: 0.3 lbs
- Length: 3.125"
- Diameter: < 0.375"
- Sensor: BetaTherm 10K3A11B Thermistor
- Steinhart-Hart Equation Error: Maximum error is 0.03°C at -50°C
- Temperature survival range: -50° to +100°C
