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Temperature Sensor (TS)

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The NEON Temperature Sensor measures the temperature through a probe located at the bottom of the device. This probe must be in contact with the surface that needs to be monitored. Thermal paste can be added to increase surface contact with the probe and, therefore, accuracy.

Mounting the sensor can be done in 3 ways:

  1. On magnetic surfaces, just place the sensor onto the surface using the internal magnets.

  1. For a non-magnetic surface peel away the backing of the double-sided adhesive and firmly press the sensor onto the surface. Make sure the surface is clean, dust and grease-free before mounting.

  1. For non-magnetic surfaces or rounded objects, a band clamp may be used to strap the sensor to the surface.

product documentation
Location of the temperature probe in the NEON temperature sensor
Schematic of the magnets location in the Temperature Sensor
Example of a Temperature Sensor mounted through the internal magnets
Schematic of the location of the adhesive in the NEON Temperature Sensor
Example of the pelled adhesive in the NEON Temperature Sensor
Example of a NEON Temperature Sensor mounted with a band clamp
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