Kraft Energy™ offers a choice of curing sensors, depending on a producer’s needs.

The four most important considerations for curing sensors

1. Accuracy
2. Durability
3. Dependability
4. Ease of installation

   
   

RTD/PT100 Temperature Sensor

1. Encased in silicon and installed in a galvanized pipe
2. Provides thermal mass - increasing measurement reaction time
3. Sensor artificially recreates the temperature inside the fresh concrete
4. The signal transmitter on Kraft Energy™ sensors is located away from the sensor and outside the curing area, protecting it from heat and moisture

Thermocouple Temperature Sensor

1. Used to measure internal concrete temperature which is usually required for structural concrete members
2. Two wires twisted together and inserted into the concrete surface
3. Must be cut to be removed
4. Limited use on architectural surfaces
5. Inexpensive and durable
6. Consumed over a period of time

Relative Humidity Sensor

1. Condensate and dust resistant
2. Able to measure 100 percent humidity without defaulting
3. Accurate to +/- 2%rH
4. Includes remote-mounted transmitters for years of trouble-free operation
5. Filter cap requires periodic cleaning to prevent grit build-up

AutoCure™ - Concrete Curing Controls:
Timer & Thermostat Controls  .  Millenium Curing Profile Control  .  MRC 7000 Controller & Chart Recorder
Siemens S7 300  .  Remote Display & Control  .  Curing Sensors  .  Curing Data Recording
Data Loggers  .  Vapor Control Valve and Distribution Pipe