Thermocouple sensor
Suitable for a wide range of use (high temperatures)
The thermocouple probe is characterized by a fast response time and is perfectly suited for high or very high temperature operation.
The temperature sensor is often delivered with a connection head (see photo opposite).
GENERAL DATA
- Thermocouples T, J, E, K, N, R, S or B
- Standard: IEC 584
| THERMOCOUPLE SENSOR | ||
|---|---|---|
| Measuring scale | From -200 ° C to + 1600 ° C | |
| Protection tube | Stainless steel (or other depending on thermocouple type and temperature of use) | |
| Diameter of the immersion | Up to 8 mm | |
| Useful length of the immersion | Up to 1000 mm | |
| Connection | Standard single element 2 wires or duplex on request | |
| IP protection rating | Up to IP68 | |
| Electric approval | ATEX explosion-proof or intrinsically safe on request | |
| Accuracy | Class 1 according to IEC 584 / NF EN 60584 | |
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What is the advantage of a thermocouple over a resistance thermometer?
The choice of probe type depends on your application. The thermocouple has a faster response time than the resistance thermometer and is designed to measure high or very high temperatures up to 1600 ° C. See here our comparison chart.
What are the different types of thermocouples?
