Whether the Temperature Transmitter Reading can be Affected by the Weather Changes or not?

Imagine the temperature transmitter is exposed to sun light in summer. Will it cause the reading to be high than real temperature of fluid?

The compensated temperature range of our temperature circuit is -30~+80℃. Our temperature transmitters will give accurate readings as long as the transmitter temperature is within the limits of the internal compensation circuit.
By the way, "ambient" means the temperature of the transmitter housing (and the transmitter inside), not the air around it. Housing can be hotter than ambient air.

Any interest about our temperature transmitters like UTB3 general temperature transmitter, UTI6 MODBUS temperature transmitter etc., please contact Stella Meng.