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    Question Thermocouple wire type T?



    Hi!
    I am urgently looking for thermocouple wire type T! Is there anyone that could help me? I need at least 2500m minimum and it should be the same wire they use to make thermo couplers.
    Please let me know if there is ANYONE who could help?
    Thx
    Bernadine



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    Re: Thermocouple wire type T?

    Hi Bernadine, have you tried these people?

    http://www.electrahertz.co.za/

    Do a search on their site for "thermocouple wire"
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    Re: Thermocouple wire type T?

    Thanks Brian!
    I'll try them and if there is no joy I'll let you guys know... then we must try again!

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    Re: Thermocouple wire type T?

    Radiospares has pages of cables type K, T and all you want, but I ask myself why you need two and a half kilometres

    I'm sure I am missing something, because once you have taken a temperature reading at source you can transmit the data in any number of forms. So why choose a type t cable and not some other form of communication?

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    Re: Thermocouple wire type T?

    Hi Coolmac,2500 meter!Type T gives you only 40microvolts/C and icepoint at 0 C and 20 degrees
    masurement gives you 40*20=800microvolt so you have to
    buy a very ekspensive instrument to get exact temp.
    The T-wire consist of copper/constantan cost about 1Euro/meter for 0.2mm wire.You need only a small T-wire
    may be 1-2 meters,connect a compensation cable from there up to your desired length.The compensation cable its often made of clean copper.
    The welding point between copper constantan and welding point to the compensation cable should be held on same temperatur level.I use often this solution in my daily work.But I use a Agilent logger for this keeping me away from terrible math equations to get good readings.
    Anyway,may be you are an expert(I am not)you could
    buy you many wireless temp.transmitters for the price of the T-Wire.Or you can use one of this Thermocouple 2 RS485.Anyway Coolmac!Have a nice day.see you!
    norcool

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