ATEX Temperature and Humidity Sensors

Our explosive atmosphere (ATEX) approved temperature and humidity sensors give you peace of mind due to the usage of certified components that can be used safely in an ATEX workplace or other hazardous environments.

What are ATEX humidity sensors suitable for?

Highest Risk Zones

Our sensors are suitable for 1G and 1/2G rated zones, making them ideal for areas with over 1,000 hours of exposure to explosive gases per year.

Dust-Prone Environments

They are also certified for 2D-rated explosive atmospheres, with exposure to 10–1,000 hours annually to combustible dust clouds where explosive conditions might occur.

Where are ATEX Temperature Sensors typically used?

• Oil and Gas Industry: Used to monitor temperatures in pipelines, tanks, refineries, and offshore platforms, as well as ensure safety in areas where flammable gases like methane are present.
• Chemical and Pharmaceutical Industries: Used to maintain precise temperature control in chemical processes and ensure safety when handling volatile chemicals or solvents.
• Petrochemical Industry: Used to measure temperature in storage tanks or during fuel processing.
• Food and Beverage Industry: Used to monitor temperatures in processes involving alcohol or combustible dust, such as sugar or flour.
• Mining: Used to ensure safety in underground environments with potentially explosive gases like methane.
• Power Generation: Used to monitor temperatures in environments where flammable gases may occur, such as biogas plants or coal dust environments.

Features of ATEX Temperature Sensors:

✔ Explosion Protection: Designed to avoid creating sparks or high surface temperatures.

✔ Durability: Built to withstand harsh environmental conditions.

✔ Precision: High accuracy to ensure process control and safety.

Maintenance advice

These sensors are engineered to be highly durable and require no routine maintenance under normal conditions.

This makes them perfect for installations in locations that are difficult to access or pose risks to human safety.

For detailed assembly, cleaning, and maintenance instructions, visit our downloadable datasheet below:

ATEX Humidity Sensors Datasheet

Contact Envin Scientific Today

If you are facing a specific challenge or application in an ATEX hazardous area and need humidity and temperature sensors that are suitable for safe use, contact Envin Scientific and we can help you choose an ATEX-certified component.

 Or for any general enquiries and orders relating to humidistats, hygrostats and humidity sensors, give us a call today or fill in our online contact form for a prompt reply.

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