Pt100 RTD Temperature Sensor , High Temperature Thermocouple Probe 2 Pairs

Industrial flange K type armoured thermocouple with pt100 temperature sensor
 
Description:
 
1). The types of thermocouple
 
Commonly used thermocouple could be divided into two types: standard thermocouple and non-standard thermocouple.
Standard thermocouple means national standards for the relationship between the thermoelectric power and temperature, tolerance, and a unified standard thermocouple indexing table, it has its support of the display instrument available for selection
Non-standard thermocouple.
On the scope of use or magnitude and not standard thermocouple, generally there is no uniform indexing table, mainly used to measure certain special occasions.
In China, thermocouples and RTD all according to IEC international standards, and designated seven kinds of standardization ---S, B, E, K, R, J, T thermocouple as our unified design-type thermocouple
 
2). The structure of thermocouple
In order to guarantee the thermocouple is reliable, steady work, its structure is as follows.
 
1. Of the two thermocouple hot electrode welding must be strong.
2. Two hot electrodes to each other should be well insulated to prevent short circuits;
3. The connetion between compensation wire and thermocouple free end must be convenient and reliable
4. It should be able to guarantee protection casing has full isolation between hot electrode and harmful media
 
Specification:
 
1. Graduation Mark: S, R, B;
2. Wire number: Simplex type (2cores);
3. Outer protection tube:
1) Steel tube parts: a.Material :304; b.Diameter: 18mm; c.Length: 150mm
2) Cermaic Part: a.Material: Ceramic Tube; b.Diameter: 16mm c.Length: 350mm
4. Totally Length: 500mm
5. Thermcouple connector details:
1)Model: Water proof model
2)Size:M20*1
3)Cermic block model:2P-C
6. Usage Temperature: More than 1500C;
 

 

 
Application:

1. Widely Used In Science and Industry
2. Temperature Measurement for kilns
3. Gas Turbine Exhaust Application
4. Used For Diesel Engines and Other Industrial Processes