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What thermometer should be used to measure heat transfer oil?

2011-08-08View Original

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As the title suggests, I’d like to ask everyone: what kind of thermometer should be used to measure heat transfer oil? Around 300 degrees.
Reply #22011-08-08
OP, 300 degrees is not a very high temperature, but it’s important to know the maximum allowable temperature for heat transfer oil. If the temperature will not exceed 350 degrees, I recommend using a thermal resistor ; If the temperature exceeds 350 degrees, or even higher, use a thermocouple.

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