selecting a temp sensor

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hi there I'm looking for a temp sensor that I can use with my arduino couple of things I need to bear in mind is the lengths of the cable run could be up to 100m and there is a chance that the sensor could get paled out and the cable being shoed.
I have looked at the DS18B20 I presume I would have to run all 3 cause because of the length? and the volt regulator would not like being shoed?
did look at this:
http://uk.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Vishay/NTCLP100E3472H/?qs=%2Fha2pyFaduhmWE0I5%2F0lUWtfX8rOgM2KbyZFmBhB%252bYgmKCZRDfj59w%3D%3D

but don't no if they are any good?

any suggesting or ideas please say

thanks Joe

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CAT5 cable ?

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I'm ok with the cable

and don't think the Cat and Kitten would be a good idea for me as we don't wont anything in there just the sensor

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Joes:
hi there I'm looking for a temp sensor that I can use with my arduino

if you want to 'roll your own' there are some chips that might do what you want. Some can run on parasitic power which means only 2 wires, ground and signal. Not sure about the cable length, though.

I am pretty sure there is a surface mount version of this as well. It uses a '1Wire' library to communicate. There may also be a breakout board available for one of these kinds of sensors [didn't see it in an initial search], or perhaps an I2C device.

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ok thanks

so any one have any experience with DS18B20 over long lengths?

3 wire or 2 wire?

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found this - Connetcing devices to 100m/yards - Networking, Protocols, and Devices - Arduino Forum -

and this german site claims it is possible - 1-Wire | Elaborated Networks GmbH -
Think you need to tune the pull up to 1K?

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What is "paled out" and "shoed"?

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polymorph:
What is "paled out" and "shoed"?

pulled out, shorted. Context is everything.