Thermometers
The world’s first thermocouple thermometer, Model BAT-4, was designed in 1969 by Physitemp Instruments, Inc. It was soon being used in the lab, factory, hospital O.R. and in the field. The new BAT-12 has evolved from the BAT-4 with many improvements over the years for fitting numerous of applications.
A very rugged and reliable thermometer for high throughput research with readings to 0.1° C - near perfect stability.
Please see Recommended products for a variety of usufull probes.
It has a sealed construction and comes with a carrying case and 3-point stand. For recording: Analogue output for strip chart recording is a standard feature, and an ideal instrument for use with microprobes. BAT-12 is the ideal instrument for use with Type T Thermocouple microprobes for a wide variety of applications. Our most popular model.
- Dimensions
- 12,5 x 6,5 x 15 cm
- Weight
- 1 kg
- Feature
- AC or battery operated
- Readout
- 3 1/2 digits, 1/2" liquid crystal numerals
- Accuracy
- 0.1°C ± 1 digit between 0-50°C. 0.1% ± 1 digit over full range
- Temperature Range
- -100°C to +200°C
- Resolution
- 0.1°C