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The Pico SE017 PT100 Fast-Response Air Probe is a Class A platinum resistance thermometer designed for responsive and accurate air-temperature measurement. It offers a −75 °C to +250 °C temperature range, ±0.15 °C accuracy at 0 °C, a 120 mm × 3.3 mm stainless-steel probe, 1 m coiled PVC cable, four-wire connection, integrated handle and 4-pin mini-DIN connector for compatible Pico temperature data-logging systems..
The Pico SE017 PT100 Fast-Response Air Probe, Class A, 1 m is designed for engineers, laboratories, environmental testing teams and R&D applications that require reliable measurement of changing air temperatures.
Pico Technology specifically describes the SE017 as a Class A accuracy, fast-response platinum resistance thermometer probe for measuring air temperature.
Its key specifications include:
The SE017 is specifically engineered for air-temperature measurements where temperature changes need to be detected promptly.
This makes it suitable for applications such as:
Pico identifies the probe as fast-response but does not publish a specific response-time value on the current product page. For this reason, the product should be described as a fast-response probe without claiming a specific number of seconds.
The SE017 uses a Class A PT100 sensing element with manufacturer-specified accuracy of:
Class A accuracy provides tighter tolerance than a Class B PT100 sensor and makes the SE017 suitable for engineering, laboratory and environmental measurements requiring dependable temperature data.
Pico specifies the temperature range as:
This broad range allows the probe to monitor both low and elevated air temperatures in suitable test environments.
Typical applications include:
The complete probe, cable and connector should always be used within their intended environmental conditions.
The SE017 should be positioned primarily as an air-temperature probe, rather than as a general immersion or insertion sensor.
Pico offers separate PT100 probes for other measurement methods, including:
Using the correct probe style helps ensure the sensor construction matches the physical measurement application.
The SE017 has a manufacturer-specified sensing probe with:
The slim probe geometry makes it suitable for positioning within air streams, environmental chambers and other air-temperature measurement locations.
The SE017 includes a:
The coiled lead provides flexible positioning between the sensor and data logger while reducing excess loose cable when the full extension is not required.
This can be useful in:
The probe uses a 4-wire connection.
Four-wire resistance measurement allows compatible instrumentation to compensate for resistance in the probe leads.
This is important for PT100 measurements because temperature is calculated from small resistance changes in the platinum sensing element. Lead resistance can otherwise introduce additional error.
The four-wire SE017 is therefore well matched to precision measurement instruments such as the Pico PT-104.
The SE017 is fitted with a:
This allows direct connection to compatible Pico PRT temperature data loggers.
The physical connector specification should be kept separate from the sensor accuracy classification:
Pico specifies:
The handle provides convenient positioning and repositioning of the probe during air-temperature measurements.
This can be particularly useful in temporary test setups and laboratory applications where measurements are taken at different locations.
Pico Technology lists the SE017 as a recommended accessory for the PT-104 High-Accuracy Temperature Data Logger.
The PT-104 provides four PRT input channels and supports standard PT100 and PT1000 sensors.
Using SE017 probes with the PT-104 can support:
Up to four SE017 probes can be connected directly to one PT-104 for simultaneous four-point measurements.
The fast-response air-probe design makes the SE017 particularly relevant to HVAC and airflow measurement applications.
Possible measurements include:
The actual sensor response depends on factors including airflow speed, temperature change, probe placement and surrounding thermal conditions.
The SE017 can also be used to monitor air temperature around electronic equipment.
Typical applications may include:
For surface-temperature measurement, a dedicated surface sensor may be more appropriate because the SE017 is specifically designed for air.
The published ±0.15 °C at 0 °C value applies to the PT100 sensor probe.
Complete measurement-system accuracy also depends on:
For precision applications, the complete probe-and-data-logger measurement uncertainty should be considered.
The Pico SE017 is suitable for:
Pico specifically describes the SE017 as a fast-response platinum resistance thermometer for air-temperature measurement.
This makes it better suited to changing air-temperature conditions than a larger general-purpose probe.
No numerical response time is currently specified by Pico, so unsupported response-time claims should not be added.
The SE017 provides:
This replaces the Class B specification currently shown on the RevineTech product page.
The SE017 uses a PT100 platinum resistance thermometer.
PT100 sensors are commonly used for laboratory and industrial temperature measurement because they provide a standardized relationship between electrical resistance and temperature.
The correct manufacturer-specified range is:
This is broader at the low-temperature end than the current −50 °C to +250 °C specification.
The probe is designed specifically for:
This makes it relevant for environmental, HVAC, airflow and thermal-management applications.
The stainless-steel sensing probe measures:
This provides useful reach for positioning the sensing section within airflow and environmental test setups.
Pico specifies:
The slim probe geometry supports responsive air-temperature sensing and practical placement within test environments.
The probe material is:
This is the manufacturer-published construction specification and is preferable to generic claims such as “durable build.”
The SE017 uses:
This enables compatible data loggers to compensate for lead resistance during PT100 resistance measurement.
The probe includes:
The coiled configuration provides flexible placement while keeping excess cable more manageable around the measurement setup.
Pico specifies:
Cable exposure and routing should remain appropriate for the intended operating environment.
The SE017 uses:
This provides direct connection to compatible Pico PRT data-logging equipment.
Pico specifies:
This makes the probe convenient for repositioning during laboratory, HVAC and environmental testing.
The SE017 is officially listed by Pico as a recommended PT-104 probe, providing manufacturer-confirmed compatibility.
| Feature | SE017 Fast-Response Air Probe | SE018 High-Temperature Air Probe |
|---|---|---|
| Probe Type | Fast-response air | High-temperature air |
| Accuracy Class | Class A | Class B |
| Accuracy at 0 °C | ±0.15 °C | ±0.3 °C |
| Temperature Range | −75 °C to +250 °C | −60 °C to +500 °C |
| Cable Length | 1 m | 1 m |
| Primary Selection Reason | Faster-response general air measurements | Higher maximum air temperature |
Choose the SE017 when Class A accuracy and fast air-temperature response are priorities. Choose the SE018 when the application requires temperatures above +250 °C.
| Specification | Details |
| Manufacturer | Pico Technology |
| Model / Order Code | SE017 |
| Product Name | PT100 Fast-Response Air Probe, Class A, 1 m |
| Product Type | Platinum Resistance Thermometer / PT100 Air Probe |
| Sensor Type | PT100 |
| Probe Type | Fast-response air probe |
| Primary Measurement | Air temperature |
| Accuracy Class | Class A |
| Accuracy at 0 °C | ±0.15 °C |
| Temperature Range | −75 °C to +250 °C |
| Probe Length | 120 mm |
| Probe Diameter | 3.3 mm |
| Cable Length | 1 m |
| Cable Configuration | Coiled |
| Probe Material | Stainless steel |
| Cable Material | PVC |
| Connector | 4-pin mini-DIN |
| Number of Wires | 4 |
| Handle | Yes |
| PT-104 Compatibility | Recommended accessory |
| Primary Applications | Air-temperature logging, HVAC testing, environmental monitoring and laboratory measurements |