Concrete Temperature Sensor Probe, 30-Foot Cable, Pre-Assembled for Monitoring Slab Curing (KMKX20PP30)

Concrete temperature monitoring probe, 30ft, ready for use — Concrete curing and temperature-history monitoring

This instrument fits contractors, precast teams, civil engineers, and QC technicians that need a practical way to capture data during tracking temperature development in pours so teams can document curing conditions and make better timing decisions. 

Efficient and Reliable Temperature Measurement for Concrete Applications

This ready-to-use 30ft concrete temperature probe is designed to save time and ensure accurate monitoring of concrete temperatures in construction, civil engineering, and materials testing. Professionals appreciate its convenience, reliability, and durability compared to field-assembled alternatives.

Key Benefits

• Eliminates the need to fabricate probes on-site, saving setup time
• Cost-effective solution with high value for long-term use
• Write-On connector for simple identification of sensors
• Flexible design allows cutting and reusing wires by twisting

Technical Specifications

Supplied as type K PVC-insulated thermocouples with epoxy-sealed junction tips. Each probe comes in 30ft lengths, equipped with a mini thermocouple plug and 20-gauge solid conductor PVC insulated wire.

Maximum temperature rating: 105 °C

Technical Q&A

What is the maximum temperature this probe can handle?

The concrete temperature monitoring probe has a maximum rating of 105 °C.

Can I reuse the probe if I cut it to a shorter length?

Yes, the wires can be twisted to reconnect, allowing safe reuse.

What type of thermocouple is included?

The probe uses type K thermocouples with epoxy-sealed junction tips for accuracy and durability.

How long is each sensor cable?

Each pre-assembled sensor comes with a 30ft (approximately 9 meters) cable for flexible installation.

Thermal and structural assessment during concrete curing - additional instrumentation

Equipment such as the Tramex Moisture Encounter CMEX2 provides non‑destructive quantitative moisture content measurement in concrete slabs, enabling a more complete profile of slab conditions that influence temperature gradients and curing performance. For expanded on‑site diagnostics, the Tramex Concrete Determinator Inspector Kit bundles deep‑penetration moisture probes with surface thermometry and reporting tools to support ASTM‑compliant evaluations across a variety of concrete mixes. In applications where moisture, humidity, and material condition data converge with thermal monitoring, the Tramex Water Damage Restoration Master Kit offers an integrated solution for in‑depth analysis of concrete and building materials under challenging environmental conditions.

Application Q&A

When is data logging especially valuable?

Logging is valuable when trends matter more than a single spot reading, such as curing history, storage conditions, verification records, or alarm-driven incident response.

Who is this best suited for?

Contractors, precast teams, civil engineers, and qc technicians will get the most value when they need repeatable measurements plus a record they can review, export, or act on later.

Because it combines Eliminates the need to fabricate probes on-site, saving setup time, Cost-effective solution with high value for long-term use, Write-On connector for simple identification of sensors, this product is a strong fit for concrete curing and temperature-history monitoring where documentation and repeatability are important.