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Thermocouple. A device consisting of the junction of two dissimilar metallic conductors, such as copper and iron, which generate different currents when subjected to the same temperature. When this junction is connected to a third substance, the thermocouple generates a resultant current that can determine the temperature of the third substance or control an associated device.

Things to Consider When Purchasing This Product:

Case Study Configuration, Available calibration, Temperature range, Thermocouple type (e.g. J: Iron-Constantan or T: Copper-Constantan or E/K/N --- types have different max termperatures and chemical resistances) temperatures Insulation/sheathing type, Chemical resistance, Electrical grounding requirements, Abrasion resistance, Vibration resistance, Immersion capability, Diameter, Length, Response time, Compatibility with existing installation, Lead length, Extension wire availability, Bending capability, Dual element option, ANSI polarity (negative lead identification method), Warranty

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