1mt or 5mt K-Type Thermocouple Probe 5mm x 50mm 2Wire M8 Thread.

Description: 

1mt or 5mt K-Type Thermocouple Probe 5mm x 50mm 2Wire M8 Thread. Works by taking two wires made of dissimilar metals, connecting them at the two ends, and making a temperature gradient between them, one end and the other (a ‘hot end and a ‘cold’ one). Once this is achieved, a voltage potential is formed and current flows.

One junction is held in the environment where the temperature of interest exists, known as the hot junction.

The other junction, referred to as the cold junction, can typically be found in ICs specialising in reading the thermocouple probe’s detected.

This common Type-K Thermocouple is made out of chrome and alumni while offering a temperature high of 500°C and a low of 0°C.

The probe itself is only 50mm long with a diameter of 5mm and is terminated with a standard thermocouple connector.

Note: This Type-K Thermocouple probe is not intended to be used for food

Feature:

• Suitable for most temperature controllers.
• This item has been tested and is in good working condition.
• Allows thermocouples to be formed and bent without breaking
• Type: K-type
• Temperature Range: 0 – 500°C
• Thread Diameter: 8mm
• Probe Diameter: 5mm
• Fork Terminal Spacing: 4mm
• Probe Length: 50mm
• 2 terminals for easy connection
• Flexible spring built-in
• External Shielding: Metal Shield
• Total Length: 1m, 5mt,

Package included: 1 x K-Type Thermocouple 5mm x 50mm 2Wire M8 Thread 1mt or 5mt cable length.

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