5″ Adjustable Angle Bimetal Thermometer
ELSAMED 5″ Adjustable Angle Bimetal Thermometer is a favorite for their versatility. The construction industry values this instrument, where on-the-job piping requires reading the instrument from a variety of angles. The connection can be rotated 360° and the face can be angled 90° for the user’s convenience. These instruments are designed to withstand vibration and other rugged abuse. The hermetically-sealed, stainless steel case prevents moisture from entering into the instrument and fogging the lens, thus allowing the operator to obtain clear, accurate readings.

CASE:
Hermetically sealed 300 series stainless steel
RING:
Hermetically sealed 300 series stainless steel
ADJUSTABLE BRACKET:
300 series stainless steel
LENS:
Double strength glass standard, with polycarbonate (250°F maximum range) optional
DIAL:
Anti-parallax, aluminum with white finish and black markings
POINTER:
Black
RECALIBRATOR:
External recalibrator on back of case
STEM:
300 series stainless steel, 0.250"
CONNECTION:
300 series stainless steel, 1/2" NPT
ACCURACY:
±1% full range (ASME B40.3 GradeA)
AMBIENT TEMPERATURE:
-40 to 250°F (-40 to 120°C)

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