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Pyromation Thermocouple Spring-Loaded Element - Sensor with Connection Heads

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Thermocouple and RTD spring-Loaded Replacement elements are designed for spring-loaded thermowell assemblies. The replacement elements can be ordered by selecting the sensor type below and inserting the "X" length in table 2-0. The RTD assemblies are supplied with a 316 stainless steel sheath and are available in various tolerances and temperature ranges as noted in the tables below. The MgO-insulated thermocouple assemblies are supplied with a 316 stainless steel sheath, various calibrations, and as standard limits of error Resistance temperature detectors (RTDs), also known as resistance thermometers, accurately sense process temperatures with an excellent degree of repeatability and interchangeability of elements. The RTD is composed of certain metallic elements whose change in resistance is a function of temperature. In operation, a small excitation current is passed across the element, and the voltage, which is proportional to resistance, is then measured and converted to units of temperature calibration. The RTD measurement element is manufactured by winding a wire (wire wound elements) or plating a film (thin film elements) on a ceramic or glass core and sealing the element within a ceramic or glass capsule. Since most resistance temperature detectors and resistance thermometers have a low initial resistance, often 100 ohms, and have a small change in resistance per unit of temperature range, the resistance of the lead wire is often compensated for with a three or four wire bridge configuration built into the measuring devices. By selecting the proper elements and protective sheathing, RTDs can operate in a temperature range of (-200 to 650) °C [-328 to 1202] °F. Pyromation manufactures resistance temperature detectors and resistance thermometers for many industry applications. From single- or dual-element RTDs, PT100s-PT1000s, to Sanitary CIP configurations, we have the right RTD type for your job. If what you need is not available from our catalog, our product engineers will design an RTD measurement device for your specific application, including temperature sensor assemblies that require connection heads, thermowells and/or transmitters.
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Thermocouple Spring-Loaded Element - Sensor with Connection Heads
Thermocouple Spring-Loaded Element - Sensor with Connection Heads
Thermocouple and RTD spring-Loaded Replacement elements are designed for spring-loaded thermowell assemblies. The replacement elements can be ordered by selecting the sensor type below and inserting the "X" length in table 2-0. The RTD assemblies are supplied with a 316 stainless steel sheath and are available in various tolerances and temperature ranges as noted in the tables below. The MgO-insulated thermocouple assemblies are supplied with a 316 stainless steel sheath, various calibrations, and as standard limits of error Resistance temperature detectors (RTDs), also known as resistance thermometers, accurately sense process temperatures with an excellent degree of repeatability and interchangeability of elements. The RTD is composed of certain metallic elements whose change in resistance is a function of temperature. In operation, a small excitation current is passed across the element, and the voltage, which is proportional to resistance, is then measured and converted to units of temperature calibration. The RTD measurement element is manufactured by winding a wire (wire wound elements) or plating a film (thin film elements) on a ceramic or glass core and sealing the element within a ceramic or glass capsule. Since most resistance temperature detectors and resistance thermometers have a low initial resistance, often 100 ohms, and have a small change in resistance per unit of temperature range, the resistance of the lead wire is often compensated for with a three or four wire bridge configuration built into the measuring devices. By selecting the proper elements and protective sheathing, RTDs can operate in a temperature range of (-200 to 650) °C [-328 to 1202] °F. Pyromation manufactures resistance temperature detectors and resistance thermometers for many industry applications. From single- or dual-element RTDs, PT100s-PT1000s, to Sanitary CIP configurations, we have the right RTD type for your job. If what you need is not available from our catalog, our product engineers will design an RTD measurement device for your specific application, including temperature sensor assemblies that require connection heads, thermowells and/or transmitters.

Thermocouple and RTD spring-Loaded Replacement elements are designed for spring-loaded thermowell assemblies. The replacement elements can be ordered by selecting the sensor type below and inserting the "X" length in table 2-0. The RTD assemblies are supplied with a 316 stainless steel sheath and are available in various tolerances and temperature ranges as noted in the tables below. The MgO-insulated thermocouple assemblies are supplied with a 316 stainless steel sheath, various calibrations, and as standard limits of error

Resistance temperature detectors (RTDs), also known as resistance thermometers, accurately sense process temperatures with an excellent degree of repeatability and interchangeability of elements. The RTD is composed of certain metallic elements whose change in resistance is a function of temperature. In operation, a small excitation current is passed across the element, and the voltage, which is proportional to resistance, is then measured and converted to units of temperature calibration. The RTD measurement element is manufactured by winding a wire (wire wound elements) or plating a film (thin film elements) on a ceramic or glass core and sealing the element within a ceramic or glass capsule.

Since most resistance temperature detectors and resistance thermometers have a low initial resistance, often 100 ohms, and have a small change in resistance per unit of temperature range, the resistance of the lead wire is often compensated for with a three or four wire bridge configuration built into the measuring devices. By selecting the proper elements and protective sheathing, RTDs can operate in a temperature range of (-200 to 650) °C [-328 to 1202] °F.

Pyromation manufactures resistance temperature detectors and resistance thermometers for many industry applications. From single- or dual-element RTDs, PT100s-PT1000s, to Sanitary CIP configurations, we have the right RTD type for your job. If what you need is not available from our catalog, our product engineers will design an RTD measurement device for your specific application, including temperature sensor assemblies that require connection heads, thermowells and/or transmitters.

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  Pyromation
Product Category Thermocouple Elements
Product Name Thermocouple Spring-Loaded Element - Sensor with Connection Heads
Thermocouple Type E (optional feature); J (optional feature); K (optional feature); T (optional feature)
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