Thermal comfort studies depend on small temperature differences at defined body heights. This probe family supports local discomfort assessment with two independent Pt100 probes, helping users capture the temperature points needed for vertical thermal gradient evaluation with the HD32.1 Thermal Comfort data logger.
Both variants cover a measuring range of -10°C...+100°C and use a 2 m cable with double SICRAM module. TP3227K is designed for measurements on standing or sitting subjects, with a 500 mm stem and an adjustable probe height via extension shaft. TP3227PC combines a floor temperature probe with an ankle-height probe for floor and lower-level measurements.
For documented measurement setups, two temperature ISO 17025 certificates can be requested, one for each probe, at 4 fixed points. The family is a practical choice for laboratories, workplace comfort checks and building-related thermal comfort assessments where reproducible local temperature readings matter.
The family consists of two independent Pt100 temperature probes configured for local discomfort measurements.
TP3227K uses a Ø 14 mm, 500 mm stem. TP3227PC combines a Ø 70 mm floor probe and a Ø 3 mm ankle probe.
The probes are used with the HD32.1 Thermal Comfort data logger for local discomfort measurement setups.
Each variant has a 2 m cable and is equipped with a double SICRAM module.
Two temperature ISO 17025 certificates can be requested, one for each probe, at 4 fixed points.
| Measuring principle |
RTD
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|---|---|
| Temperature sensor |
Pt100, Class AA
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| Temperature range |
-10...+100 °C
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| Cable |
2 m
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|---|---|
| Connection |
8-pole female DIN45326
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