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Digitron 2024T Wired Digital Thermometer, PT100 Probe, 1 Input(s), +800°C Max, ±0.2% + 0.1 °C Accuracy

Digitron FM35 Wired Digital Thermometer for Food Industry Use, 1 Input(s), +110°C Max, ±1 °C Accuracy

Digitron 2000T Wired Digital Thermometer for HVAC, Industrial Use, K Probe, 1 Input(s), +1350°C Max, ±0.5 % Accuracy

Digitron FM25 Wireless Digital Thermometer for Multipurpose Use, PT100 Probe, 2 Input(s), +40°C Max


A digital thermometer is a precision instrument used to measure temperature by converting temperature-dependent electrical signals into a clear numerical display, typically on an LCD screen. Unlike traditional liquid-in-glass thermometers, digital thermometers provide faster, more accurate readings and usually display the results in one decimal place. This makes them a popular choice for a wide range of scientific, industrial, and commercial applications.

We also provide expert in-house calibration services to ensure your instruments maintain their accuracy over time. See here for more details about our [calibration services](https://my.rs-online.com/web/content/services/maintenance-solutions/rs-calibration).

## **How Does a Digital Thermometer Work?**

A digital thermometer functions using a temperature sensor such as a thermistor, Resistance Temperature Detector (RTD), or thermocouple, which alters its electrical properties (resistance or voltage) in response to temperature changes. This analogue signal is amplified, conditioned, and then converted by an Analogue-to-Digital Converter (ADC) into a digital value. A microprocessor processes this value, applies calibration data, and displays the temperature on an LCD or LED screen.

## **Digital Thermometer Types**

Various digital thermometer configurations cater to specific measurement needs, primarily distinguished by their sensor technology.

### **Thermistor-Based Digital Thermometers**

These employ semiconductor thermistors, typically NTC (Negative Temperature Coefficient) types, where resistance decreases with rising temperature. They offer high sensitivity and are suitable for rapid temperature assessments.

### **Resistance Temperature Detector (RTD) Thermometers**

RTDs use materials like platinum (Pt100/Pt1000), whose resistance changes linearly with temperature. They are known for high accuracy, stability, and suitability for wide temperature ranges, often serving as calibration standards.

### **Thermocouple Thermometers**

Thermocouples operate on the Seebeck effect, generating a voltage at the junction of two dissimilar metals. Different thermocouple types (K, J, T, etc.) provide varied temperature ranges and chemical compatibilities, valued for robustness and high-temperature applications.

### **Infrared (IR) Digital Thermometers**

IR thermometers measure temperature non-intrusively by detecting thermal radiation emitted from an object's surface. Optical systems focus this energy onto a detector, with emissivity correction being crucial for accurate readings across different materials.

## **What Are the Applications for Digital Thermometers?**

Digital thermometers are integral across numerous industries for process control, quality assurance, and safety.

### **Food Processing and Catering**

Essential for HACCP compliance, probe thermometers verify internal cooking, cooling, and storage temperatures (e.g., meat cores), while IR thermometers check surface temperatures of food and equipment rapidly.

### **HVAC and Refrigeration**

Technicians use them to diagnose system performance, measure air/fluid temperatures in ducts and coils, and calibrate thermostats, often employing differential models to assess temperature changes across components.

### **Manufacturing and Industrial Processes**

Critical for monitoring temperatures in plastics moulding, chemical reactions, furnace operations, and machinery condition monitoring (e.g., bearing temperatures) using robust RTDs and thermocouples.

### **Laboratory and Pharmaceutical**

High-accuracy models are vital for calibrating equipment, monitoring sensitive biological samples in incubators and freezers, and ensuring precise temperature control in experiments.

### **Automotive**

Used for diagnosing engine issues, checking cooling system performance, and assessing component temperatures (e.g., exhaust manifolds, brakes) with both contact probes and IR thermometers.

### **Electrical and Maintenance**

IR thermometers are key for preventative maintenance, identifying overheating electrical connections, breakers, and transformers to prevent failures.

## **Advantages of Using Digital Thermometers Over Analogue Ones**

Digital thermometers provide significant benefits compared to analogue instruments like liquid-in-glass or bimetallic units. They offer faster readings with real-time digital displays that eliminate parallax errors common in analogue devices. Features such as backlighting enhance readability in low-light conditions.

Whether it’s a handheld digital thermometer or an industrial digital thermometer, digital technology inherently provides higher accuracy and precision. Many models include memory functions for storing minimum/maximum values and data logging capabilities for tracking temperature trends, crucial for quality control and compliance.

## **Differences Between Contact and Non-Contact Digital Thermometers**

The primary distinction lies in their measurement methodology.

### **Contact Thermometers**

These require direct physical contact between their sensor (e.g., thermistor, RTD, thermocouple probe) and the target object. Heat transfer occurs via conduction. They are ideal for measuring internal temperatures of solids, liquids, and semi-solids, such as in food safety or laboratory fluid measurements. Accuracy depends on good thermal contact.

### **Non-Contact Thermometers**

Predominantly infrared (IR) types, these measure the thermal radiation emitted from an object's surface without physical contact. They are suited for high-temperature surfaces, moving objects, sterile environments, or inaccessible locations. Accuracy is influenced by surface emissivity, distance-to-spot ratio, and atmospheric conditions. They measure surface temperature only.

In summary, contact types are generally preferred for internal temperature accuracy where contact is feasible, while non-contact types excel in speed, safety for high temperatures, and hygiene-critical surface measurements.

## **The Leading Supplier and Distributor of Digital Thermometers in Malaysia**

RS is your trusted destination for buying premium digital thermometers in Malaysia. We offer a broad selection from top-tier manufacturers like [Comark](https://my.rs-online.com/web/b/comark/), [Extech](https://my.rs-online.com/web/b/extech/), and [RS PRO](https://my.rs-online.com/web/content/m/rs-pro-learn-more), ensuring reliable performance across a wide range of industrial and commercial applications.

Our inventory includes various models to suit your needs—whether you're looking for infrared thermometers, digital thermometers with probes, or multi-channel units for precise monitoring. We also stock complementary tools such as [data loggers](https://my.rs-online.com/web/c/test-measurement/data-acquisition-logging/data-loggers/), [infrared temperature sensors](https://my.rs-online.com/web/c/automation-control-gear/sensors/infrared-temperature-sensors/), thermocouple temperature sensors, and calibration equipment to complete your measurement setup.

Order your digital thermometer online with ease. For detailed information on how to place orders, our shipping process, and any applicable delivery charges, please visit our [delivery information page](https://my.rs-online.com/web/content/support/all-articles/delivery).



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