Fisher Manufacturing 10448 Temperature Probe 1-7/8"

SKU: 10448 Brand:
Fisher Manufacturing
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Temp Probe, 1-7/8" Probe To Flange Bracket,
1-13/16" X 9/16" Flange, 1-1/8" Ctrs Slotted
Mount Holes, 4-1/2" Leads Off Back Of Flange, 2Ea Female
Encapsolated 1/4" Push-Ons,
Garland
Garland Mco-Gsd-10, After Nov 2000

Description

Fisher Manufacturing 10448 Temperature Probe is a robust and accurate instrument designed for various applications making it essential for industrial and laboratory settings. The 1-7/8" diameter of this probe brings precision accuracy to readings while its flange bracket design makes installation fast and keeps it stable during measurement processes. This partstands out with its 4-1/2" lead extensions from the flange base which includes two encapsulated 1/4" female push-on connectors for improved connectivity. This temperature probe from Garland MCO-GSD-10 works reliably for vitaltemperature monitoring applications due to its design compatibility with the model.

More Information:

  • FISHER MFG:10448 ,6642-2300

Step1: Turn off power to the system, disconnect power source, and ensure equipment is cool for safety.

Step2: Select mounting location and clean surface or port.

Step3: Insert probe fully into the designated fitting.

Step4: Secure using threaded connection or clamp as specified.

Step5: Connect wiring leads to controller terminals, matching polarity.

Step6: Restore power and test temperature readings for accuracy.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Fisher Manufacturing 10448 Temperature Probe?

    Clean the probe regularly with a soft cloth and mild sanitizer to prevent buildup. Inspect wiring and sensor tip for corrosion or damage. Proper maintenance ensures accurate temperature readings and reduces signal drift during operation.

  • What are common issues with the Fisher Manufacturing 10448 Temperature Probe?

    • Inaccurate temperature readings due to sensor wear or contamination.
    • Loose or damaged wiring causing intermittent signal loss.
    • Corrosion at probe tip affecting response time.
    • Calibration drift leading to inconsistent measurements.