High-Precision Oxygen Probes for Industrial Furnaces

Precise oxygen measurement in industrial furnaces? Thermo-control’s industrial oxygen probes offer a reliable and durable solution in the temperature range of 480–1300 °C. Our probes are available in various designs and models to provide the right solution for every application.

All oxygen probes manufactured by thermo-control Körtvélyessy GmbH are synonymous with the highest quality and decades of expertise. They are designed according to the following principles:

  • All-ceramic restoration
  • Suitable for a temperature range of 480 °C to 1300 °C
  • Wires and connectors made of pure platinum
  • Solid, one-piece FZY electrolytes
  • Integrated Type S thermocouple
  • Type A Connection Head
  • Standard lengths: 400 mm – 1000 mm
  • No external reference air supply required

For more technical details and available models, please see our catalogs or the Frequently Asked Questions section.

Complete Catalog of Oxygen Probes

The catalog contains all standard models of our oxygen probes and accessories—including order codes, technical specifications, overview diagrams, and part numbers. Ideal for planning, selection, and ordering.

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Nernst Equation – Oxygen Probes & Thermovoltage

The Nernst equation describes the relationship between the partial pressure of oxygen and the voltage generated in the oxygen sensor.

Thermo-control's oxygen probes are based on Nernst's law, which states that a concentration gradient separated by an electrolyte generates a voltage.

This physical law applies to all oxygen probes; however, it is up to the probe's design to maintain constant conditions.

As with the thermocouples, Dr. Körtvélyessy introduced technical innovations here as well, which made the thermo-control oxygen probe an outstanding product.

The response time, reliability, and durability of thermo-control oxygen probes are currently unmatched.

O₂

Nernst calculator

Calculate probe voltage and oxygen potential relative to reference air.

Oxygen
ppm
pO₂ 1.000e-6 bar Reference 20.95 % O₂

The calculation assumes equilibrium conditions and reference air at equal total pressure.

C

Carbon potential calculator

Calculate the relationship between furnace temperature, zirconia-probe voltage and carbon potential.

Calculated equilibrium reference value. The actual carbon potential depends on furnace atmosphere, load, gas circulation, furnace geometry and process conditions. The CO factor should be determined for the particular installation.

Inert Gas-Oxygen Probes

Pressure range: 10⁻² mbar to 2 bar

  • Built-in PtRh-Pt thermocouple with a 4-year warranty
  • Temperature range from 500 °C to 1300 °C
  • Standard process connection via G3/4″ thread or Ø22 × 150 mounting tube
  • Custom process connections available upon request
  • Gas-tight and pressure-resistant up to 2 bar
  • Includes a performance test certificate with test points at 940 °C using N2H2 (5%)
  • Optionally available with a calibration certificate in accordance with AMS 2750
  • Pre-assembled with cables and connectors upon request
Select the appropriate model
Inert Gas Oxygen Probe with G3/4-inch Process Thread
Inert Gas Oxygen Probe with G3/4-inch Process Thread
Vacuum-Oxygen Probe with KF25 Small Flange
Vacuum-Oxygen Probe with KF25 Small Flange

Vacuum-Oxygen Probe

Pressure range: 10⁻⁴ mbar to 5 bar

  • Built-in PtRh-Pt thermocouple with a 4-year warranty
  • Temperature range from 500 °C to 1300 °C
  • Standard process connection via ISO 2861 small flange DN 25 or Ø22 × 150 mounting tube
  • Custom process connections available upon request
  • Vacuum-tight and pressure-resistant up to 5 bar
  • Includes a performance test certificate with test points at 940 °C using N2H2 (5%)
  • Optionally available with a calibration certificate in accordance with AMS 2750
  • Pre-assembled with cables and connectors upon request
Select the appropriate model
Open-air supply unit with compressed air supply
Open-air supply unit with compressed air supply

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