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What sets the Extender Cable apart
Built to stay inside the unit it monitors, so sensor swaps stop being a defrost event.
No-defrost sensor swaps
Annual recalibration normally means defrosting a ULT freezer or cold room — hours of downtime and a documented intervention. The cable stays in place permanently; only the small white sensor head moves, so sensor changes take seconds instead of half a shift.
Permanent installation, every Eupry sensor
Route the cable once. From that point on, every sensor probe in the Eupry range — P1T, P1TH, P1CTH, the entire P2 family — plugs straight in via the 2.5 mm jack. No re-routing, no firmware changes, no per-sensor variants to stock.
Extreme temperature tolerance, top to bottom
A silver-plated copper conductor with shielded braid keeps the digital signal clean from −86°C to +100°C. The same cable handles ultra-low freezers, incubators, ambient rooms, and warm storage — without compromising signal integrity or breaking under thermal stress.
Passive design, calibration preserved
The cable is a passive extension, so calibration stays tied to the connected sensor head. You can swap or relocate the cable at any time without affecting calibration status, certificates, or audit trail.
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