The testo 926 is a temperature measuring instrument well-suited for food applications. It features a broad selection of probes including wireless radio probes, has alarm functions, and protects measurements with TopSafe. The testo 926 complies with food industry standards and is ideal for professional kitchens.
Testo thermal imagers detect anomalies and weak spots in industrial maintenance and production monitoring quickly and reliably. Materials and components are tested non-intrusively.
Problem zones are identified before a malfunction or a fire risk occurs. Whereas with other methods, equipment may have to be dismantled, with a Testo thermal imager, a single glance is
enough.
Thanks to sharp focus images and the 32° lens, no detail is ever missed. In addition to the intuititve menu, this also guarantees fast and comprehensive analysis of the image data.
Even the smallest temperature differences can be identified with the high temperature resolution of the Testo thermal imagers. With the additional built-in digital camara, a real image is stored in addition to the IR image. This considerably assists identification and documentation.
Hướng dẫn sử dụng Testo 420
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Testo thermal imagers detect anomalies and weak spots in industrial maintenance and production monitoring quickly and reliably. Materials and components are tested non-intrusively.
Problem zones are identified before a malfunction or a fire risk occurs. Whereas with other methods, equipment may have to be dismantled, with a Testo thermal imager, a single glance is
enough.
Thanks to sharp focus images and the 32° lens, no detail is ever missed. In addition to the intuititve menu, this also guarantees fast and comprehensive analysis of the image data.
Even the smallest temperature differences can be identified with the high temperature resolution of the Testo thermal imagers. With the additional built-in digital camara, a real image is stored in addition to the IR image. This considerably assists identification and documentation.
Hướng dẫn sử dụng Testo 420
https://testostore.vn/san-pham/may-do-ap-suat-chenh-lech-testo-420-0560-0420/
https://testostore.vn/danh-muc/do-ap-suat/may-do-ap-suat-vi-sai/
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Cyber risk predictions
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The software team must secure its software delivery process to avoid vulnerability and security breaches. This needs to be achieved with existing tool chains and without extensive rework of the delivery processes. This talk will present strategies and techniques for providing visibility into the true risk of the existing vulnerabilities, preventing the introduction of security issues in the software, resolving vulnerabilities in production environments quickly, and capturing the deployment bill of materials (DBOM).
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Testo 926 datasheet 2012
1. We measure it.
Temperature measuring
instrument (1-channel)
testo 926 – The all-rounder in
temperature measurement
Ideally suited to applications in the food sector
°C
Wireless measurement with radio probes possible
Audible alarm (adjustable limit values)
TopSafe, the indestructible protective cover, protects from
dirt and impact
Min./max. value store
Automatic recognition of final value (Auto-hold)
Certified according to EN 13485
2. testo 926 We measure it.
Technical data
Sensor type Type T (Cu-CuNi) or NTC and
testo 926 Type K if radio
immersion/penetration probes
testo 926-1, 1 channel food temperature are used
measuring instrument T/C Type T, audible alarm,
connection to an optional radio probe, with Meas. range -50 to +400 °C
battery and calibration protocol
Accuracy ±0.3 °C (-20 to +70 °C)
±1 digit ±(0.7 °C ±0.5% of mv) (remaining range)
Part no. 0560 9261 Resolution 0.1 °C (-50 to +199.9 °C)
1 °C (remaining range)
General technical data
Oper. temp. -20 to +50 °C
testo 926, Starter set Storage temp. -40 to +70 °C
Battery type 9V block battery, 6F22
testo 926, Starter set, 1 channel food Battery life 200 h (connected probe, backlight off)
temperature measuring instrument T/C Type T, 45 h (radio mode, backlight off)
incl. TopSafe, standard immersion/penetration 68 h (connected probe, backlight always on)
probes, battery and calibration protocol 33 h (radio mode, backlight always on)
Part no. 0563 9262 Dimensions 182 x 64 x 40 mm
Material/Housing ABS
Weight 171 g
Warranty 2 years
The testo 926 is an exact temperature measuring instrument function and the automatic final value recognition simplifiy
which is particularly suited to applications in the food measurement, and support you in recognizing and
sector. In addition to the broad selection of classical probes interpreting the measurement values correctly. In addition to
with a cable, a wireless radio probe can also be connected this, the instrument reliably stores the minimum and
if required. The dishwasher-safe TopSafe protects the maximum measurement values.
instrument from dirt, water and impact. testo 926 conforms to HACCP as well as EN 13485. This
As the user, you can store limit values in the instrument makes it the ideal partner for large kitchens, hotels,
yourself; as soon as these upper and lower values are restuarants or in the food industry.
violated, an audible warning signal sounds. This alarm
TopSafe, protection of the Wireless measurement with radio Measurement data printout on site Connection for external probes
measuring instrument against probes possible (optional) on the Testo fast printer and charger
impact, dirt and water,
dishwasher-proof (optional)
3. testo 926 We measure it.
Accessories
Accessories for measuring instrument Part no.
9V rech. battery for instrument, instead of battery 0515 0025
Recharger for 9V rechargeable battery, for external recharging of 0515 0025 battery 0554 0025
Printer and Accessories
Testo fast printer with wireless infrared interface, 1 roll thermal paper and 4 AA batteries 0554 0549
Spare thermal paper for printer (6 rolls), permanent ink 0554 0568
measurement data documentation legible for up to 10 years
Spare thermal paper for printer (6 rolls) 0554 0569
External fast charger for 1-4 AA rech. batteries, incl. 4 Ni-MH rech. batteries with individual cell charging and charge 0554 0610
control display, incl. impulse trickle charging, integrated discharge function, with built-in international mains plug,
100-240 V, 300 mA, 50/60 Hz
Transport and Protection
TopSafe, protects from impact and dirt 0516 0220
Transport case for measuring instrument, 3 probes and accessories (430 x 310 x 85 mm) 0516 0200
Transport case for meas. instr. and probes (405 x 170 x 85 mm) 0516 0201
Case for measuring instrument and probes 0516 0210
Calibration Certificates
ISO calibration certificate/temperature 0520 0001
for air/immersion probes, calibration points -18°C; 0°C; +60°C
ISO calibration certificate/temperature 0520 0061
for air/immersion probes, calibration point -18°C
ISO calibration certificate/temperature 0520 0062
for air/immersion probes, calibration point 0°C
ISO calibration certificate/temperature 0520 0063
for air/immersion probes, calibration point +60°C
ISO calibration certificate/temperature 0520 0181
for air/immersion probes, calibration points -8°C; 0°C; +40°C
ISO calibration certificate/temperature 0520 0071
meas. instr. with surface probe; calibration points +60°C; +120°C; +180°C
ISO calibration certificate/temperature 0520 0072
single point calibration for surface thermometer; calibration point +60°C
ISO calibration certificate/temperature 0520 0073
single point calibration for surface thermometer; calibration point +120°C
4. testo 926 We measure it.
Radio probes
Radio probes for immersion/penetration measurements Part no.
Radio immersion/penetration probe, NTC, approval for the countries: DE, FR, UK, BE, NL, ES, IT, SE, AT, DK, FI, HU, 0613 1001
CZ, PL, GR, CH, PT, SI, MT, CY, SK, LU, EE, LT, IE, LV, NO; Radio freq. 869.85 MHz FSK
Radio immersion/penetration probe, NTC, approval for USA, CA, CL; Radio freq. 915.00 MHz FSK 0613 1002
Dimensions Measuring Accuracy Resolution t99
Probe shaft/probe shaft tip range
-50 to +275 °C ±0.5 °C (-20 to +80 °C) 0.1 °C t99 (in
105 mm 30 mm ±0.8 °C (-50 to -20.1 °C) water)
±0.8 °C (+80.1 to +200 °C) 12 s
Ø 5 mm Ø 3.4 mm ±1.5 °C (remaining range)
Radio handles with probe head for air-/ immersion-penetration-meas. Part no.
Radio handle for plug-in probe heads, incl. T/C adapter, approval for the countries: DE, FR, UK, BE, NL, ES, IT, SE, AT, 0554 0189
DK, FI, HU, CZ, PL, GR, CH, PT, SI, MT, CY, SK, LU, EE, LT, IE, LV, NO; Radio freq. 869.85 MHz FSK
T/C probe head for air/immersion/penetration measurement, attachable to radio handle, T/C Type K 0602 0293
Radio handle for plug-in probe heads, incl. T/C adapter, approval for USA, CA, CL; Radio freq. 915.00 MHz FSK 0554 0191
T/C probe head for air/immersion/penetration measurement, attachable to radio handle, T/C Type K 0602 0293
Dimensions Measuring Accuracy Resolution t99
Probe shaft/probe shaft tip range
-50 to +350 °C Radio handle: 0.1 °C (-50 to t99 (in
100 mm 30 mm Short-term to ±(0.5 °C +0.3% of mv) (-40 to +500 °C) +199.9 °C) water)
+500 °C ±(0.7 °C +0.5% of mv) (remaining range) 1.0 °C 10 s
T/C probe head: Class 2 (remaining
Ø 5 mm Ø 3,4 mm range)
Radio handles with probe head for surface measurement Part no.
Radio handle for plug-in probe heads, incl. T/C adapter, approval for the countries: DE, FR, UK, BE, NL, ES, IT, SE, AT, 0554 0189
DK, FI, HU, CZ, PL, GR, CH, PT, SI, MT, CY, SK, LU, EE, LT, IE, LV, NO; Radio freq. 869.85 MHz FSK
T/C probe head for surface measurement, attachable to radio handle, T/C Type K 0602 0394
Radio handle for plug-in probe heads, incl. T/C adapter, approval for USA, CA, CL; Radio freq. 915.00 MHz FSK 0554 0191
T/C probe head for surface measurement, attachable to radio handle, T/C Type K 0602 0394
Dimensions Measuring Accuracy Resolution t99
Probe shaft/probe shaft tip range
-50 to +350 °C Radio handle: 0.1 °C (-50 to 5s
120 mm 40 mm Short-term to ±(0.5 °C +0.3% of mv) (-40 to +500 °C) +199.9 °C)
+500 °C ±(0.7 °C +0.5% of mv) (remaining range) 1.0 °C
T/C probe head: Class 2 (remaining
Ø 5 mm Ø 12 mm range)
5. testo 926 We measure it.
Radio probes
Radio handles for attachable T/C probes Part no.
Radio handle for plug-in probe heads, incl. T/C adapter, approval for the countries: DE, FR, UK, BE, NL, ES, IT, SE, AT, 0554 0189
DK, FI, HU, CZ, PL, GR, CH, PT, SI, MT, CY, SK, LU, EE, LT, IE, LV, NO ; Radio freq. 869.85 MHz FSK
Radio handle for plug-in probe heads, incl. T/C adapter, approval for USA, CA, CL; Radio freq. 915.00 MHz FSK 0554 0191
Illustration Measuring Accuracy Resolution
range
-50 to +1000 °C ±(0.7 °C +0.3% of mv) (-40 to +900 °C) 0.1 °C (-50 to +199.9 °C)
±(0.9 °C +0.5% of mv) (remaining range) 1.0 °C (remaining range)
Technical data Radio probes
Radio immersion/penetration probe, NTC Common Technical Data
Battery type 2 x 3V button cell (CR 2032) Measuring rate 0.5 s or 10 s, adjustable on handle
Battery life 150 h (meas. rate 0.5 s)
2 months (meas. rate 10 s)
Radio coverage Up to 20 m (without obstructions)
Radio transmission Unidirectional
Radio handle Oper. temp. -20 to +50 °C
Battery type 2 AAA micro batteries Storage temp. -40 to +70 °C
Battery life 215 h (meas. rate 0.5 s)
6 months (meas. rate 10 s)
6. testo 926 We measure it.
Probes
Probe type Dimensions Measuring Accuracy t99 Part no.
Probe shaft/probe shaft tip range
Air probes
Robust, affordable air probe, T/C -50 to +350 °C ±0.2 °C (-20 to +70 °C) 25 s 0603 1793
112 mm 50 mm Class 1 (remaining range) 1)
Type T, Fixed cable 1.2 m
Ø 5 mm Ø 4 mm
Surface probes
Waterproof surface probe with -50 to +350 °C ±0.2 °C (-20 to +70 °C) 30 s 0603 1993
112 mm 50 mm Class 1 (remaining range) 1)
widened measurement tip for flat
surfaces, T/C Type T, Fixed cable
1.2 m Ø 5 mm Ø 6 mm
Immers./penetr. probes
Waterproof standard -50 to +350 °C ±0.2 °C (-20 to +70 °C) 7s 0603 1293
112 mm 50 mm Class 1 (remaining range) 1)
immersion/penetration probe, T/C
Type T, Fixed cable
Ø 5 mm Ø 4 mm
1) According to standard EN 60584-2, the accuracy of Class 1 refers to -40 to +350 °C (Type T).
7. testo 926 We measure it.
Probes
Probe type Dimensions Measuring Accuracy t99 Part no.
Probe shaft/probe shaft tip range
Food probes
Robust food penetration probe with 115 mm
-50 to +350 °C ±0.2 °C (-20 to +70 °C) 6s 0603 2492
30 mm Class 1 (remaining range) 1)
special handle, reinforced cable
(PVC), T/C Type T, Fixed cable Ø 5 mm
Ø 3.5 mm
Frozen food probe, corkscrew -50 to +350 °C ±0.2 °C (-20 to +70 °C) 8s 0603 3292
110 mm 30 mm Class 1 (remaining range) 1)
design, T/C Type T, Plug-in cable
Ø 8 mm Ø 4 mm
Stainless steel food probe (IP67) -50 to +350 °C ±0.2 °C (-20 to +70 °C) 7s 0603 2192
125 mm 30 mm Class 1 (remaining range) 1)
with PUR cable, T/C Type T, Fixed
cable
Ø 4 mm Ø 3.2 mm
Waterproof precision -50 to +350 °C ±0.2 °C (-20 to +70 °C) 0603 2693
70 mm 15 mm Class 1 (remaining range) 1)
immersion/penetration probe
without visible penetration hole,
T/C Type T, Fixed cable Ø 5 mm Ø 1.5 mm
Stainless steel food probe (IP67), -50 to +350 °C ±0.2 °C (-20 to +70 °C) 7s 0603 3392
125 mm 30 mm Class 1 (remaining range) 1)
with PTFE cable to +250 °C, TC
Type T, Fixed cable
Ø 4 mm Ø 3.2 mm
Waterproof, super-quick needle -50 to +250 °C ±0.2 °C (-20 to +70 °C) 2s 0628 0027
150 mm Class 1 (remaining range) 1)
probe for measurements without
visible penetration hole, T/C Type
T, Fixed cable Ø 1.4 mm
Quick needle probe to monitor -50 to +250 °C ±0.2 °C (-20 to +70 °C) 2s 0628 0030
60 mm Class 1 (remaining range) 1)
cooking in oven, T/C Type T, Fixed
cable
Ø 1.4 mm
Measurement tip with T/C adapter -50 to +350 °C Class 1 1) 5s 0628 0023
Type T, ideal for fast-action
measurement on incoming goods Ø 1.5 mm 500 mm
Flexible oven probe, Tmax +250 -50 to +250 °C Class 1 1) 0603 0646
2000 mm
°C, PTFE cable
Ø 1.5 mm
1) According to standard EN 60584-2, the accuracy of Class 1 refers to -40 to +350 °C (Type T).