A Dual Mode Thermometer consists of two temperature sensors in one:  A Bimetal Dial Thermometer (for local indication) and a Thermocouple or RTD sensor (to send a signal).  This redundant reading of a Dual Mode Thermometer increases safety and reliability.

Having two independent sensors checking the same point in the process allows you to do an informal accuracy check. If one fails, the other is usually unaffected and if you lose power, the bimetal will still function. And if the steam is bent, the sensor will still function.

In this video, REOTEMP Instrument explains all of the benefits to their Instrument Dual Mode Thermometers.


You may also like

Success Story: Loading Arms
In this video, SI Group Manufacturing explains why they trust OPW Engineered Systems with their loading arms, counterbalances and swivels.
REOTEMP Cooling Tower for Pressure Gauges
In this video, REOTEMP illustrates how their cooling tower can drastically reduce the effects of heat on a pressure instruments.
opw-loading-systems
The transfer of volatile, valuable, potentially toxic fluids requires highly engineered loading arms, couplers and swivels. OPW Engineered Systems is the global leader in the design and manufacture of products that transfer fluids safer, cleaner, and faster.
reotemp-video
In this video we simulate process pulsation and the ability of REOTEMP's MS8 Seal Gauge with PulsePlus protection to dampen that pulsation. We compare the MS8 Seal Gauge to a standard process gauge with a water snubber.
kamvalok-coupler-maintenance
This video shows the Kamvalok 1700DL and the streamlined maintenance procedures for seal replacement.
Automated Welding Equipment
In this video, Nederman shows some of the equipment they offer to help bring safety and good health to the workplace.
Page 4 of 4