The Ludwig Schneider Bottle Thermometer R-200-01S is designed for precise temperature measurements in freezers, with a range from -2°C to +10°C and an accuracy of 0.1°C. It features blue liquid filling for clear visibility and is perfect for use in laboratories, medical, and industrial environments where accurate temperature monitoring is essential. With a length of 230mm, this thermometer is ideal for various freezer applications.
Ensure accurate temperature monitoring with the Ludwig Schneider Bottle Thermometer R-200-01S, providing reliable performance in a variety of environments.
It is designed for precise temperature measurements in freezers, with a range from -2°C to +10°C and an accuracy of 0.1°C. It features blue liquid filling for clear visibility and is perfect for use in laboratories, medical, and industrial environments where accurate temperature monitoring is essential. With a length of 230mm, this thermometer is ideal for various freezer applications.
Yes. It is designed for use in freezers, laboratories, medical and industrial settings, and offers an accuracy of 0.1°C for precise readings and a length of 230mm to support this kind of work.
It has an accuracy of 0.1°C for precise readings and a length of 230mm, and is supplied under manufacturer part number 7010112/04/1P.
It offers -2°C to +10°C, blue liquid for visibility, thermometers mounted in unbreakable plastic bottles filled with a special medium and with attached magnets for easy wall or door mounting.
For use in freezers, laboratories, medical and industrial settings, the Ludwig Schneider model is the better choice, offering an accuracy of 0.1°C for precise readings and a length of 230mm. The Dostmann model offers 30 mL brown glass bottle for sample stability, 1 x AAA battery and 15 mL sachet Glysofor L as an alternative, while the Ludwig Schneider model's -2°C to +10°C and blue liquid for visibility help make it a strong fit for use in freezers, laboratories, medical and industrial settings.
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