General DT310LAB Digital Panel Thermometer 302F

Product Description

The GENERAL DT310LAB is a digital panel thermometer designed for accurate temperature monitoring in HVAC, refrigeration, and industrial control panel applications. It uses a thermistor sensor input and displays readings on an LCD screen, covering a measurement range from -50 degrees C up to 302 degrees F. Accuracy is rated at plus or minus 2 degrees, making it suitable for process monitoring and equipment diagnostics. The compact, panel-mount form factor allows integration directly into control enclosures or service panels. Licensed HVAC technicians and controls technicians are the primary installers for this type of instrument.

This thermometer is suited for residential and light commercial HVAC systems, refrigeration units, and equipment control panels where a continuous digital temperature readout is needed. Its thermistor sensor input is compatible with standard NTC thermistor probes commonly used in air handler, refrigeration, and process control setups. The LCD display provides a clear, direct reading without requiring a handheld meter, making it practical for permanent or semi-permanent installation in accessible panel locations.

Key Features

• Thermistor sensor input compatible with standard NTC probe types
• LCD display for direct, easy-to-read temperature output
• Wide measurement range: -50 degrees C minimum to 302 degrees F maximum
• Plus or minus 2 degree accuracy rating
• Panel-mount design for integration into control enclosures
• Lightweight construction at 0.16 pounds

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or upgrade instrument for control panels requiring a digital thermistor-input temperature display in HVAC, refrigeration, and light industrial applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed HVAC technician or controls electrician. Power down the control panel and de-energize all circuits before mounting or wiring the thermometer. Follow NEC guidelines for low-voltage instrument wiring within control enclosures. Ensure the thermistor probe is routed and secured away from sharp edges or heat sources that could damage the sensor lead.