Di-Log KSP1 Light Duty Surface Probe
Di-Log KSP1 Light Duty Surface Probe is a K-type temperature probe designed for light-duty surface temperature measurement. It covers a broad temperature range from -50°C to +500°C, making it suitable for surface checks across both low and high temperatures. A response time of 0.8 seconds helps the probe respond quickly during temperature testing.
The probe has a 100 mm stem with a slim 3.3 mm stem diameter. Its 1.0 m lead gives the user practical separation between the probe and the connected measuring instrument. A standard K-type plug provides the connection used by the Di-Log KSP1 Light Duty Surface Probe.
For buyers who need a compact surface probe, the KSP1 combines its light-duty design with a wide stated temperature range and clearly defined probe dimensions. The 100 mm stem, 3.3 mm diameter and 1.0 m lead make its physical format easy to assess before purchase. It is also covered by a two-year Di-Log warranty.
Key Benefits
- Measures surface temperatures across a wide -50°C to +500°C range.
- Provides a 0.8-second response time for quick temperature checks.
- Uses a slim 3.3 mm stem suited to its light-duty surface probe design.
- Provides a 100 mm stem for direct contact with the surface being measured.
- Includes a 1.0 m lead for useful separation between the probe and measuring instrument.
- Uses a standard K-type plug for connection to compatible K-type equipment.
- Comes with a two-year Di-Log warranty.
Common Applications
Di-Log KSP1 Light Duty Surface Probe is suitable for a range of testing, maintenance and inspection tasks, including:
- Light-duty surface temperature measurement.
- Surface temperature spot checks.
- Temperature testing across the -50°C to +500°C range.
- Temperature inspection of accessible surfaces.
- Repeated surface checks where a 0.8-second response is useful.
- K-type surface temperature measurement with compatible equipment.
Why Choose This Model?
KSP1 combines a -50°C to +500°C range with a 100 mm stem, slim 3.3 mm stem diameter and 0.8-second response. Compared with the KSP2 heavy-duty surface probe, it has a much slimmer stem diameter of 3.3 mm rather than 13 mm, while both models share the same stated temperature range, stem length and lead length.