Hi-Temp Solutions

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RTD (Resistance Temperature Detector) extension temperature sensor typically includes a sensing element (often platinum), insulation (like MgO or fiberglass), a sheath (e.g., stainless steel or Inconel), a connection head, and an extension cable. The extension cable, often made of PTFE or PVC, connects the sensor to a readout or control system. Specifications vary, but common features include temperature ranges from -200C to +650C, resistance values like 100 (Pt100) or 1000 (Pt1000) at 0C, and various accuracy and stability tolerances

Here are the key features of a Thermocouple Connector :Material: Made from high-quality, durable plastic (often thermoplastic or glass-filled nylon)Color-Coded: Follows ANSI or IEC color codes for easy thermocouple type identificationPolarity Markings: Clearly marked for proper wiring and connectionTemperature Rating: Typically up to 220C (depends on plastic type)Connector Types: Available in standard and miniature sizes

Hamitherm connectors are designed for thermocouple and RTD circuits, offering various types, including miniature and standardPolarized pins, easy wire connection through sandwich construction, molded barriers to prevent short circuits, and rugged one-body design.Hamitherm offers a variety of accessories for both miniature and standard connectors, including those for high-temperature applications. These accessories are detailed in separate specification sheets.

J-type heavy-duty connectors, often used in thermocouple applications, come with specific specifications depending on the manufacturer and application. Generally, they feature a glass-filled nylon body and are available in hanging plug and jack or panel-mounted plug and jack configurations. These connectors can withstand temperatures ranging from -40C to +100C, or even higher depending on the specific design.