were produced for the first time by James Six in E1782 and accordingly named after their inventor. They are suitable for determination of instantaneous temperature, but also the highest and lowest temperature values over a specific observation period.
Six-Thermometer E1014 | ||
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Measuring range | -30...+50 °C | |
Resolution | ≤ 1 °C | |
Scale | 1 °C | |
Dimensions | 220 x 50 x 20 mm | |
Weight | 0.13 kg |