Special Thermocouple Used Compensation Lead Wire and Cable

Special Thermocouple Used Compensation Lead Wire and Cable

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Application

It is suitable for connecting the measured equipment and the instruments. It is used to compensate the error occurs at the connecting between these devices and the thermocouples because of the change of temperature. It is widely used in the measuring devices in the mine, metallurgy and thermoelectricity factories.

Type and the Component of the conductor

type of composite use of thermocouple	type of Compensation lead wire	classification according to the use and allowance error	compositive materials		standard
type of composite use of thermocouple	type of Compensation lead wire	classification according to the use and allowance error	anode	cathode	standard
B	BX-G	common using and common degree	copper	copper	Q/321023KLA24
R	RX-G RX-H	common using and common degree heat resistant using and common degree	copper	alloy mainly with copper and nickel
S	SX-G SX-H	common using and common degree heat resistant using and common degree	copper	alloy mainly with copper and nickel
K	KX-G KX-GS KX-H KX-HS	common using and common degree common using and precise degree heat resistant using and common degree heat resistant using and precise degree	alloy mainly with nickel and chrome	alloy mainly with nickel
E	EX-G EX-H	common using and common degree耐热用普通级 heat resistant using and common degree	alloy mainly with nickel and chrome	alloy mainly with copper and nickel
J	JX-G JX-H	common using and common degree heat resistant using and common degree	Fe	alloy mainly with copper and nickel
T	TX-G TX-GS TX-H TX-HS	common using and common degree common using precise degree heat resistant using and common degree heat resistant using and precise degree	铜 Cu	alloy mainly with copper and nickel
Note: 1) usually we use G refers to the using temperature between -20℃ and 90℃,use H refers to the using scope of heat resistance between 0℃ and 150℃. 2) the code name of exact degree is S. its allowance of compensation conductor is a half of the current degree’s. It is suitable for measuring special exact temperature.

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Q:If I put pressure on the cord I have power but its almost impossable to work. A local computer repair said I have to replace the mother board. Can't the plug in the back be replaced? Thanks!: try another power lead, check all your connections, having failed that buy another power supply, work with cheapest options 1st

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