For the correct connection of thermocouples to measuring or data acquisition instruments, we can supply, in addition to the sensors, cables for thermocouple, extension or compensation cables with flexible or rigid conductors and insulations in different materials for different fields of use from –200 °c to + 1200 °C. Thermocouple grade cables are cables typically used to form the thermocouple circuit, constructed of the same alloy as the thermocouple materials to which they are to be connected to. This type of Thermocouple cables type E, K, J, L, N, T, for single pairs or multiples, use class 1 conductors and insulation materials that can reach operating temperatures up to 1200 °C. Extension cables use conductors having the same materials as the thermocouple to which they are to be connected to, but with tolerances greater than class 1. They have a working temperature range between 0°C and 200°C, depending on the material used for the insulation of the conductors or the outer sheath. Compensation cables, on the other hand, use different materials from the thermocouple leads to which they are to be connected to, but allow the same temperature/emf characteristics. They are less accurate but cheaper, generally recommended for long distance connections.
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