Thermocouples
A Thermocouple is a temperature sensor consisting of two wires with a common junction that generates a voltage based on temperature changes. The two wires are made of different metals and are welded together to create the junction. A cold-junction is used to create a reference point for the voltage of the sensor.
There are many different types of thermocouples which are created using different types of metals. The temperature range and accuracy is determined by the type of thermocouple used. The most common types of thermocouples are J,K,T,N, and E.
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TWP10
TWP10 Tubeskin Thermocouple
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PETE01
PETE'S Plug Temperature Probes
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T03
Capsule T/C with no Transition - Extension Cable and Adjustable Compression Fitting
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T06
Capsule T/C with Transition - Extension Cable and Adjustable Compression Fitting
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T11
Capsule T/C with Transition - Extension Cable and Welded Process Fitting
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T15 T16 T17
General Purpose T/C with Welded Transition Fitting and Extension Cable
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T18
Spring Loaded T/C Probe w/Hex Nipple
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T19
General Purpose Capsule T/C w/Connector
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T22
General Purpose Capsule T/C w/Extension Cable
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T340
Surface Mounting Pad Type T/C
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T35
Rigid Surface Mount
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T46
All Teflon Construction w/Extension Cable
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T50
Head Type T/C Assembly
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T51
Eurostyle Spring Loaded Head Type T/C Assembly
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T52
Head Type T/C Assembly
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T55
Spring Loaded T/C Probe Assembly
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THT52
Heat Tracing Temperature Sensor w/Radius Mounting Pad
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THT53
Heat Tracing Temperature Sensor w/Hex Mounting Pads
