Sensor wells

Sumps in this category are designed for the installation of thermometers in industrial and commercial heating, plumbing, and process systems. These components provide a secure and stable housing for thermometer probes, ensuring accurate temperature readings. Each sump is manufactured from CW617N brass, a material known for its durability and corrosion resistance in wet environments. The standard external thread size is 1/2'' M, allowing for straightforward integration into existing piping systems. Available lengths include 50, 100, 150, 200, and 300 mm, offering flexibility for different installation depths and access requirements.

Each model includes a locking screw mechanism to secure the thermometer in place and an internal diameter of 9.5 mm to accommodate the probe. These sumps are commonly used in boiler systems, heat exchangers, and industrial tanks where reliable temperature monitoring is essential.

How to choose

• Select the appropriate length (50 to 300 mm) based on the depth required for the thermometer probe and the accessibility of the installation point.
• Ensure the 1/2'' M external thread matches the pipe or fitting dimensions at the installation site.
• Confirm that the CW617N brass material is compatible with the system’s chemical and thermal conditions.
• Verify that the internal diameter (9.5 mm) fits the thermometer probe being used.
• Consider the need for a locking screw to prevent probe movement during operation.

Frequently asked questions

Can these sumps be used with any type of thermometer probe?
Yes, provided the probe has a diameter of up to 9.5 mm and is compatible with the system environment.

What is the recommended installation procedure?
Align the sump with the pipe, apply sealing compound if required, and tighten the external thread securely. Insert the thermometer probe and lock it in place using the internal screw.

Are these sumps suitable for high-pressure systems?
These sumps are designed for standard pressure conditions typical in heating and plumbing systems. For high-pressure applications, consult the manufacturer’s specifications.