2.252KΩ 10KΩ Disposable Skin Temperature Sensor

• Customization: Available
• Installation Type: Wall-Mounted Type
• Sensing Type: Resistive
• Model NO.: JP401
• Contact: Contact
• Output Signal Type: Analog Type
• Production Process: Integration
• Material: PVC / PTFE
• Measuring Medium: Temperature
• IP Rating: IP56
• Certification: CE
• Customized: Customized
• Temperature Tolerance: 0.1 Degree Celsius
• Resistance: 2.252kohm / 10kohm
• Operating Temperature Range: 0~50 Degree Celsius
• Probe: Diameter 7mm / 1.7mm / 2.0mm / 2.5mm
• Chip: Ntc Thermal Chip
• Encapsulation: Epoxy Resin
• OEM/ODM: Available
• Custom: Available
• Color: White
• Tube: PVC / PTFE
• Transport Package: Carton Package
• Specification: Length 900mm± 50mm (can be customized)
• Trademark: JINGPU SENSOR
• Origin: Anhui, China
• HS Code: 9025191010
• Production Capacity: 100000pieces/Month
• Package Size: 22.00cm * 15.00cm * 16.00cm
• Package Gross Weight: 2.000kg

Product Description

2.252KΩ / 10KΩ Disposable Skin Temperature Sensor

Overview: This disposable skin temperature sensor is specifically designed for accurate measurement of human body surface temperature. Featuring an epoxy and metal disk probe, it is ideal for use in medical applications. The sensor offers a rated resistance of either 2.252KΩ or 10KΩ and is available in lengths of 0.7 meters and 0.9 meters. With a measuring tolerance within ±0.1ºC, it is perfectly suited for use with monitors, particularly as a replacement for YSI400 series products.

Key Features:

• Disposable Design
• Measurement Tolerance: ±0.1ºC within the range of 25ºC to 45ºC
• Operating Temperature Range: 0ºC to 50ºC

No.	Item	Details
1	Resistance Value	R25ºC=2.252KΩ or R25ºC=10KΩ
2	Beta Value	B25/50=3935K
3	Tolerance	(25~45ºC)±0.1ºC

Application:
This skin temperature probe is commonly applied for infant warmer, patient monitor, etc.
 

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Structure and Dimensions:(Unit: mm)

What is skin temperature probe?

A skin temperature sensor is a device designed to measure the temperature of the skin's surface. These sensors are commonly used in various medical, clinical, and research settings to monitor a person's body temperature in a non-invasive way.

How It Works:

• Sensor Type: Skin temperature sensors typically use thermistors (such as NTC thermistors) or thermocouples. Thermistors change their electrical resistance with temperature, allowing for precise measurement of the skin's temperature.
• Probe Design: The sensor usually has a small probe made of materials like metal or epoxy, which comes into contact with the skin to detect the temperature.
• Measurement: The sensor detects the temperature and converts it into an electrical signal, which is then processed and displayed on a monitor or device.

Common Uses:

• Medical Monitoring: Often used in hospitals to monitor patients' body temperature, particularly during surgery or in critical care.
• Wearable Devices: Incorporated into wearable health devices, such as fitness trackers or smartwatches, to continuously monitor body temperature.
• Research: Used in studies involving thermal regulation, skin conditions, or the effects of external temperatures on the human body.
• Infant Care: Used in neonatal care units to monitor the temperature of premature or sick infants.

Benefits:

• Non-Invasive: Since it measures temperature from the skin surface, it doesn't require insertion into the body.
• Real-Time Monitoring: Provides continuous temperature readings, which is crucial for monitoring changes over time.
• Disposable Options: Some sensors are designed to be disposable for hygiene purposes, especially in medical environments.

Overall, skin temperature sensors are essential tools in both clinical and consumer health applications, providing accurate and real-time data to help monitor and manage health conditions.