The so-called thermocouple is a temperature sensor composed of two metal conductors of different materials. Using the Seebeck effect, the thermocouple generates a voltage by the temperature difference T between the connection point (temperature measurement connection point) T1 of two different metals and the connection point (reference temperature connection point) T0 of the measuring instrument. When a thermocouple is used to measure temperature, the measuring instrument measures voltage.
| Product name | Thermocouple temperature measuring line |
| Model | ETA-H-K-24 |
| Graduation number | Type K |
| Conductor specification | 2*0.50mm |
| External dimensions | 1.4×2.4mm |
| Maximum temperature | 700℃ |
| Wear resistant | Poor |
| Water | Poor |
| Core insulation | High temperature glass fiber |
| Wire Number (AWG) | 24 |
| Standard | 符合Meets the requirements of American Standard SLE special error limit and difference limit |
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