Thermocouple Bright wire (Type P&P) a quality
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Type | Standard | Operating temperature range （℃） | Tolerance（℃） | |||
Long term | Short term | Grade | Temperature range | Tolerance | ||
Type K | GB/T2614 | 1200 | 1300 | I | -40~1100 | ±1.5℃ OR±0.4%t |
II | -40~1300 | ±2.5℃ OR±0.75%t | ||||
Type N | GB/T17615 | 1200 | 1300 | I | -40~1100 | ±1.5℃ OR±0.4%t |
II | -40~1300 | ±2.5℃ OR±0.75%t |
Type E | GB/T4993 | 750 | 900 | I | -40~800 | ±1.5℃ OR±0.4%t |
II | -40~900 | ±2.5℃ OR±0.75%t | ||||
Type J | GB/T4994 | 600 | 750 | I | 0~750 | ±1.5℃ OR±0.4%t |
II | ±2.5℃ OR±0.75%t |
Type T | GB/T2903 | 300 | 350 | I | -40~350 | ±0.5℃ OR±0.4%t |
II | ±1℃ OR±0.75%t | |||||
III | -200~40 | ±1℃ OR±1.5%t |
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- Q: And What do you do in case of a downed electrical wire?!HELP ME!!!!
- Smoke Alarm Maintenance Tips: Test smoke alarms once a month by pushing the “test button.” Install new batteries at least once a year. Clean smoke alarms using a vacuum cleaner without removing the alarm’s cover. Replace smoke alarms every 10 years. For a downed electrical wire, call your power company.
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Thermocouple Bright wire (Type P&P) a quality
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- Loading Port:
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- Payment Terms:
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- Min Order Qty:
- 100000 m
- Supply Capability:
- 1000000 m/month
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