Heater plus temperature sensor
Flexible heater with NTC or RTD
Flexible heater paired with a CircuitSprint NTC or RTD for closed-loop control, cold-start warm-up, and over-temperature protection. Sensor pockets are part of the foil layout.
Published specification
| Parameter | Published value |
|---|---|
| Sensor | NTC or RTD, supplied with the heater |
| Control use | Closed-loop control, cold-start warm-up, over-temperature protection |
| Layout | Optional sensor pockets in the foil layout |
| Dielectrics | Polyimide film or silicone rubber |
| Voltage options | 12 V, 24 V, 48 V, or 110–240 V AC |
| Operating temperature | −40 °C to 200 °C, construction dependent |
Where this applies
Closed-loop surface heating where the sensing element and the heater are specified together.
The hub says a flexible heater is most effective with a matched temperature sensor and that CircuitSprint can supply both. The sensor remains a separate catalogue part. This page does not print a resistance curve onto the heater.
Questions
Which sensors are published for use with the heater?
NTC or RTD sensing, for closed-loop control, cold-start warm-up, and over-temperature protection.
Where does the sensor sit?
The layout step includes optional sensor pockets, along with trace pattern, voltage, and lead exit.
Enquiry
Ask for this specification.
Send the operating point, mounting, and any drawing. We typically reply within 24–48 hours with what this construction can and cannot cover.