Extech TP200 Type K Pipe Clamp Temperature Probe - Hands-Free HVAC Thermocouple for Superheat and Subcooling - Fits 0.25" to 1.5" Diameter Pipes - Includes 36" Cable and Mini Type K Connector

Product Description The Extech TP200 is a specialized diagnostic solution for HVAC and refrigeration professionals who need precise, hands-free temperature readings. Calculating superheat and subcooling is critical for system efficiency, and the TP200 makes this process faster and more accurate than traditional methods. Its heavy-duty, spring-loaded jaw ensures a secure, high-tension grip on pipes and tubing from 0.25" to 1.5" (6.35mm to 38mm) in diameter, providing consistent thermal contact that adhesive sensors simply cannot match. Equipped with a standard Type K connector, this probe is compatible with a wide array of multimeters, clamp meters, and digital thermometers. The 36-inch reinforced cable provides ample length for comfortable positioning while you focus on your meter display. Whether you are balancing residential radiators or troubleshooting industrial chillers, the TP200’s curved sensing element minimizes air interference and maximizes heat transfer for a ±3.6°F (1.8°C) accuracy across its -4°F to 200°F (-20°C to 93°C) range. Built to be a durable "set-it-and-forget-it" tool, it allows you to step back and monitor live data during system adjustments, making it an essential partner for any climate control specialist. From the Manufacturer The Extech TP200 Type K Pipe Clamp Temperature Probe produces a hands-free, super heat and subcooling temperature measurement. The spring-loaded jaw is for a secure grip on pipe from 0.25 inches (6.35mm) to 1.5 inches (38mm) in diameter. This probe is for use with any thermometer or multimeter with a Type K thermocouple input. The measurement range is from -4 to 200°F (-20 to 93°C) with and accuracy of ±3.6°F (1.8°C). The Extech TP200 Type K Pipe Clamp Temperature Probe comes complete with an attached 36 inch (0.9m) cable and a Type K connector. Incorporated in 1970, Extech Instruments is based in Waltham, Massachusetts USA, just west of Boston. Recognized for the breadth and depth of its Test & Measurement offering and strong distribution network, Extech was acquired by FLIR Systems in November 2007. Extech Instruments’ high-value, handheld test instruments and FLIR-branded infrared thermal imager are sold through a network of national catalog houses, regional stocking distributors, internet, and international master distributors. The company has become one of the largest manufacturers and suppliers of test equipment and portable printers and the Extech Instruments brand is regarded in many industries as the brand of choice. ISO 9001:2000 certified by TUV, Extech’s enviable reputation is built on innovative products that offer unique and patented designs with features, functions and reliability at an affordable price.

• UNIVERSAL TYPE K COMPATIBILITY: Seamlessly integrate this probe with any digital multimeter or thermometer that features a standard Type K thermocouple input. It is the perfect professional-grade upgrade for your existing diagnostic and testing toolkit.
• EFFORTLESS HANDS-FREE MEASUREMENT: Eliminate the hassle of messy tape or unreliable Velcro with a powerful spring-loaded jaw that stays exactly where you put it. This allows you to monitor critical data without needing an extra pair of hands.
• ADAPTABLE PIPE GRIP RANGE: Experience unmatched versatility with a clamping mechanism designed to secure a firm grip on pipes ranging from 0.25 inches up to 1.5 inches in diameter. Ideal for HVAC lines, copper tubing, and residential plumbing systems.
• EXTENDED REACH AND DURABILITY: Reach deep into complex machinery or high-up HVAC units with the attached 36-inch heavy-duty cable. The rugged design is built to withstand the daily wear and tear of active job sites and industrial maintenance routines.
• HIGH ACCURACY PERFORMANCE: Trust your readings with a specialized curved thermocouple element that ensures maximum surface contact for rapid response times. With a range of -4 to 200°F, it is a reliable choice for heating and cooling diagnostics.