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Where to Buy Optical Temperature Sensors

Before You Buy: Learn About Optical Temperature Sensors

Optical temperature sensors, such as those based on fiber Bragg gratings, measure temperatures and temperature distributions. Distributed sensor systems can measure temperature along an optical fiber, suitable for remote sensing applications.

More general product categories: optical sensors

Related product categories: optical sensing instruments, fiber-optic sensors, optical strain sensors

Related product category: detectors and measurements

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Some aspects to consider before buying optical temperature sensors: measurement accuracy, resolution, sensor type, signal processing, alignment, mounting options, environmental stability, ease of use, compatibility, maintenance requirements.

Manufacturers and Other Suppliers for Optical Temperature Sensors

17 suppliers for optical temperature sensors are listed in the RP Photonics Buyer's Guide, out of which 4 present their product descriptions. Both manufacturers and distributors can be registered.

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O/E Land Inc.
7639 Cordner
Lasalle, Quebec H8N 2X2
Canada
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optical temperature sensors

Our low cost OETMS-100 fiber Bragg grating temperature sensors can be widely used in construction, aerospace, electrical, petrochemical, biomedical, nuclear power stations and other industrial applications. The OETMS-100 has stainless steel body for harsh environments; the OETMS-200 with Teflon material and the OETMS-300 with ceramic material are suitable for nonmetal applications like high voltage transformer, microwave and strong electromagnetic fields, as well as high temperature applications. The fiber cable can be packaged with armored cable to protect from damage in a harsh environment like rust, shock, corrosion, vibration, and sharp mechanical object.


Sylex s.r.o.
Mlynské luhy 31
821 05 Bratislava
Slovakia
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optical temperature sensors

FBG based temperature sensor is essentially a device used to take accurate temperature measurement readings.

Bringing light to measurement

HBK FiberSensing, S.A.
Via José Régio, 256
4485–860 Vilar do Pinheiro
Portugal
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The newLight FS63 optical temperature sensors are based on the Fiber Bragg Grating Technology (FBG) and designed to accurately retrieve temperature measurements in large structures and machines without interferences from external noise. Furthermore, their small size and lightweight structure makes them the ideal choice for hard-to-reach locations and measuring points granting low transmission losses even under harsh environments.

With improved temperature stability, these sensors are particularly suited for temperature measurements in large structures and thermal mapping in electrical machines. Moreover, the FS63 temperature sensors can be used for thermal compensation of other optical sensors. These sensors can be ordered with or without calibration, retrieving absolute temperature measurements or simply for use as a temperature compensation element.

Fiber technology to sense the world.

Technica Optical Components, LLC
3657 Peachtree Rd NE
Suite 10A
Atlanta, GA 30319
United States
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optical temperature sensors

World leader in fiber Bragg grating and micro Fabry–Pérot temperature sensors. From ultra-small to large industrial temperature sensor packaging, for environments from cryogenic to 1000 °C, and with cores based on standard acrylate or polyimide coated fibers, or truly hermetic copper or gold coated fibers (T10, T20, T25, T98, T100, T105, T135, 140, T155, T165, T810-T890, and TFP10).


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Fiber technology to sense the world.

Technica Optical Components, LLC
3657 Peachtree Rd NE
Suite 10A
Atlanta, GA 30319
United States
Profile page  Website  
optical temperature sensors

World leader in fiber Bragg grating and micro Fabry–Pérot temperature sensors. From ultra-small to large industrial temperature sensor packaging, for environments from cryogenic to 1000 °C, and with cores based on standard acrylate or polyimide coated fibers, or truly hermetic copper or gold coated fibers (T10, T20, T25, T98, T100, T105, T135, 140, T155, T165, T810-T890, and TFP10).


From America:
O/E Land Inc.
7639 Cordner
Lasalle, Quebec H8N 2X2
Canada
Profile page  Website  
optical temperature sensors

Our low cost OETMS-100 fiber Bragg grating temperature sensors can be widely used in construction, aerospace, electrical, petrochemical, biomedical, nuclear power stations and other industrial applications. The OETMS-100 has stainless steel body for harsh environments; the OETMS-200 with Teflon material and the OETMS-300 with ceramic material are suitable for nonmetal applications like high voltage transformer, microwave and strong electromagnetic fields, as well as high temperature applications. The fiber cable can be packaged with armored cable to protect from damage in a harsh environment like rust, shock, corrosion, vibration, and sharp mechanical object.


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Outside America:
ams AG
AtGrating Technologies Co., Ltd.
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engionic Fiber Optics GmbH
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FIBERPRO, Inc.
FiSens GmbH
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Hamamatsu Photonics Europe
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Bringing light to measurement

HBK FiberSensing, S.A.
Via José Régio, 256
4485–860 Vilar do Pinheiro
Portugal
Profile page  Website  

The newLight FS63 optical temperature sensors are based on the Fiber Bragg Grating Technology (FBG) and designed to accurately retrieve temperature measurements in large structures and machines without interferences from external noise. Furthermore, their small size and lightweight structure makes them the ideal choice for hard-to-reach locations and measuring points granting low transmission losses even under harsh environments.

With improved temperature stability, these sensors are particularly suited for temperature measurements in large structures and thermal mapping in electrical machines. Moreover, the FS63 temperature sensors can be used for thermal compensation of other optical sensors. These sensors can be ordered with or without calibration, retrieving absolute temperature measurements or simply for use as a temperature compensation element.

IDIL Fibres Optiques
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NETWORK GROUP, s.r.o.
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Safibra
Smart Fibres
Sylex s.r.o.
Mlynské luhy 31
821 05 Bratislava
Slovakia
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optical temperature sensors

FBG based temperature sensor is essentially a device used to take accurate temperature measurement readings.

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