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BMS Controls Glossary

Temp Sensor Probe

What is the definition of a temp sensor probe? A temperature sensor probe is an electrical device used to measure and monitor temperature. It consists of a sensing element that responds to the change in temperature and a circuit that converts the temperature into a usable output signal. The sensing element is usually a thermistor, thermocouple, or resistance-temperature detector (RTD). The circuit can convert the input into a digital or analog output, allowing it to be communicated to a controller, computer, or display device. The output can be used to trigger an alarm or initiate an automated process. Temperature sensor probes are commonly used in industrial automation and process control applications, but have a wide range of uses from food processing and medical equipment to automotive and aerospace industries. Temperature sensor probes provide a reliable, accurate, and cost-effective way to measure and monitor temperature.