Style T – Connection Head for Wells and Protection Tubes

1. Connection Head
Select One: Select the connection head material and type based on environmental and application requirements.
2. Calibration
Select One: Maximum temperature limits for each ANSI type thermocouple materials are given (see “more info” button), however these will vary depending on sheath materials, application atmospheres, wire gauge size, insulating materials and epoxy composition.
3. Junction
Tip Style: Tip Styles: The application dictates the choice. e.g. Fast response time = Exposed Tip. (G) – TC measuring junction is one with the sheath so they have the same electrical potential. (U) – TC measuring junction is insulated from the sheath to eliminate outside electrical interference.
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4. Element Type
Select One: Up to three separate thermocouples in a single sheath. Separate ungrounded junctions can be wired to different instruments.
5. Sheath Operating Temperature
Select One: The maximum temperature of the application affects the calibration, size (diameter) and material of the sensor we select.
6. Sheath Material
Select One: The application dictates the choice of sheath materials. 304SS and 316SS are most commonly used but temperatures and corrosive conditions can necessitate the use of other materials.
7. Sheath Diameter
Select One: The Mineral Insulated thermocouples come in a number of sizes but the choice is greatly influenced by the maximum temperature of the application. For high temp applications bigger is better.
8. Sheath Length “L”
Enter Inches: Although the accuracy of the thermocouple is not affected by the length of the sheath, consult the factory when the probe length exceeds 120 inches.
9. Extension Configuration
Select One: The Mineral Insulated thermocouples come in a number of sizes but the choice is greatly influenced by the maximum temperature of the application. For high temp applications bigger is better.
10. Extension Material
Select One: The application dictates the choice of sheath materials. 304SS and 316SS are most commonly used but temperatures and corrosive conditions can necessitate the use of other materials.
11. Extension Length “E”
Enter Inches: Specify the length of the extension to meet installation requirements.
12. Special Options














Select additional options to customize the thermocouple assembly based on specific application needs.
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