Explore Anritsu temperature measurement instruments, from handheld and printing thermometers to multi-channel data loggers and calibrators. Select compatible probes for stationary surfaces, moving targets, liquids and semi-solid materials.
Anritsu thermometers and temperature probes
Anritsu temperature instruments support spot checks, inspection records and measurements across multiple points. The range includes handheld thermometers, printing thermometers, data loggers, dedicated probes and calibration equipment.
Select the instrument and probe together. The thermometer provides the display and recording functions, while the probe must suit the target, contact arrangement and operating temperature.
Handheld and printing thermometers
Choose according to how readings will be used: a local display for routine checks, stored measurements for later review or a printed record at the measurement point.
Anritsu HR series handheld thermometers — compare basic, standard, LED-display and memory models. Match the fixed Type K or Type E input and ASP or ANP connector to your probe.
The target's shape and movement determine how the sensing head should make contact. For internal measurements, consider the material, insertion depth and probe dimensions.
BS series needle probes — insertion measurement in suitable liquids and semi-solid materials.
Browse the full temperature probe range for additional contact shapes and specialist measurement arrangements.
Multi-channel temperature data loggers
For measurements across several points, select the channel count, input types and recording interval before choosing the probes and software.
Anritsu AM-9000 series data loggers — six- and twelve-channel configurations with internal recording and USB communication. AMS-950 analysis software is sold separately.
Fiber optic temperature measurement
Some measurement environments require a dedicated sensing method. For microwave, high-frequency or high-voltage applications, describe the equipment and sensor position before selecting the measurement system.
Match the calibration source to the probe geometry and required test temperatures. Surface probes and insertion probes need different contact arrangements.
Measurement task: Describe the surface, liquid or material and how the sensor will reach it.
Temperature: Include normal operating values and expected peaks.
Probe compatibility: Confirm the sensor type, connector and complete probe code.
Required functions: Local display, memory, printing, multiple channels or external outputs.
A thermometer's display range does not establish the temperature limit of every connected probe. Check the sensing tip, cable and handle limits against the actual conditions.
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Send your instrument and probe references, quantity and required delivery date. If you need help selecting a probe, include a photograph of the measurement target and its dimensions.
The Anritsu ACS II series provides controlled temperature sources for calibrating and checking contact temperature probes. Choose a dedicated surface calibrator, an internal probe calibrator or a combined system to suit your measurement work.
Surface calibration: ACS II-1000 to 300°C and ACS II-2000 to 500°C.
Internal probe calibration: ACS II-3000 to 500°C.
Combined capability: ACS II-4000 for surface and internal probes to 500°C.
The Anritsu AM-9000 series temperature datalogger records measurements across 6 or 12 channels, with fixed thermocouple and multi-input models available. Store readings in internal memory and transfer them to a PC through USB using optional AMS-950 analysis software.
Choose your configuration: AM-9000, AM-9100, AM-9200 or AM-9300.
Recording capacity: 120,000 readings.
Power options: AA batteries or an optional AC adapter.