lämpömittausmittarit

Lämpömittausmittarit, also known as temperature measuring instruments, are devices designed to measure temperature. They function based on various physical principles, including changes in electrical resistance, thermal expansion, or infrared radiation.

Common categories include contact-based instruments like thermocouples and resistance temperature detectors (RTDs), which detect temperature by measuring electrical property changes when in direct contact with the measured object. Non-contact instruments, such as infrared thermometers, calculate temperature using radiation emitted by the object without physical contact.

These instruments are widely applied in industries like manufacturing, healthcare, and research, where precise temperature monitoring is essential for process control, safety, and quality assurance. Modern lämpömittausmittarit often incorporate digital displays, data logging, and calibration tools to ensure accuracy and reliability across diverse settings.