• Thermocouple Bright wire  (Type P&P)  a quality System 1
Thermocouple Bright wire  (Type P&P)  a quality

Thermocouple Bright wire (Type P&P) a quality

Ref Price:
get latest price
Loading Port:
Shanghai
Payment Terms:
TT OR LC
Min Order Qty:
100000 m
Supply Capability:
1000000 m/month

Add to My Favorites

Follow us:


OKorder Service Pledge

Quality Product, Order Online Tracking, Timely Delivery

OKorder Financial Service

Credit Rating, Credit Services, Credit Purchasing

NiCr-NiSi (Type K) thermocouple bright wire 
Nicrosil-Nisil (Type N) thermocouple bright wire
Cu- CuNi (Type T) thermocouple bright wire 
NiCr- CuNi(Type E) thermocouple bright wire 
Fe- CuNi(Type J) thermocouple bright wire 

Type

Standard

Operating temperature   range

Tolerance

Long term

Short term

Grade

Temperature range

Tolerance

Type K

GB/T2614
  K

1200

1300

I

-40~1100

±1.5℃ OR±0.4%t

II

-40~1300

±2.5℃ OR±0.75%t

Type N

GB/T17615
  N

1200

1300

I

-40~1100

±1.5℃ OR±0.4%t

II

-40~1300

±2.5℃ OR±0.75%t

Type E

GB/T4993
  E

750

900

I

-40~800

±1.5℃ OR±0.4%t

II

-40~900

±2.5℃ OR±0.75%t

Type J

GB/T4994
  J

600

750

I

0~750

±1.5℃ OR±0.4%t

II

±2.5℃ OR±0.75%t

Type T

GB/T2903
  T

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

    * Operating temperature range (): KNET Ø3.2mm, T Ø2.0mm


Q:I have a baby monitoring system camera that isn't wireless and I want to make it wireless. It comes with a wire that plugs into an a/c adapter that goes into the wall. The a/c adapter has an input of 120ac and an output of 12dc. I also have a battery holder that holds 8 AA batteries and has two wires coming out of it. I want to cut the wire going to the a/c adapter and hook it up to the wire going to the battery holder. Will this work and how do I hook up the wires?
The easy answer would be to solder a DC connector identical to the one on the output end of the AC adapter to the two wires coming off the battery holder (red to center pin, black to ring). Here's the not so easy part: What is the current (amperage) required by the camera? The voltage of 8 AA batteries may equal 12VDC, but they probably won't be able to handle the amount of current the camera needs to work. Larger 12VDC batteries might work, but make it less portable, and the operating time might still be limited. Maybe a 12VDC battery from a power back up unit? Is the power cable the only think keeping his camera from being wireless? How does it transmit its signal?
Q:30 days ago, I purchased a 120hz Flat Screen TV. It was working just fine until about 4 days ago. Remote stopped working so I changed batteries, but that didn't help. So I moved TV into another room, it went back to normal. I moved another working flat screen into the master bedroom and it started acting up. This has led me to believe that this might be electrical wiring failing. Can anyone help me?ThanksAdam
your probably experiencing some kind of interference from another appliance or electrical component.
Q:I replaced a light socket that came with wire pre attached to it. I Replaced the socket with screw the wire on type socket, and used Pricola LL7763 Type Set-1 18AWX2C 105C electrical wire, how high would this be rated for amps and watts? I using it for a light bulb 100W and a space heater set low, maybe 800W total peak usage, is this safe? Thanks, Sean
At about 900 Watts, (about 7.2 Amps), you are BARELY within safety limits. BUT why are you running a space heater from a light socket?? This is definitely NOT recommended!!! To run the heater, you should have a SEPARATE outlet wired with 3 wires: Black, (hot), white, (Neutral), and green or bare, (Ground). Also for safety, since it is a heating appliance, you should wire it with # 10 or # 12 wire clear back to the breaker panel. If it's a long run, use the heavier # 10 or even # 8 wire to reduce I/R drop. Then you would not need to worry about running the heater on high if you want. (You could run the light off the same circuit.)
Q:I accidentally cut a hidden outside electrical outlet with my lawn mower. The outlet was knocked off the wires and they are now exposed. I've managed to isolate the breaker and shut it off, which is a temporary fix. The outlet is pretty useless (it was kind of hidden by a well that I was cutting around, and forgotten) and not used anymore. So, I'm not really interested in replacing it - I want to know how to cover the wire so it isn't an exposed live electrical wire in my yard. How easy is this?
To be completely safe, you should use a junction box (outdoor rated). Use electrical tape and wire nuts to terminate the hot and neutral wires, and leave the ends secured in the junction box (properly affixed to the well or whatever support it was on).
Q:Ready to exchange water heater, Q: . the toilet socket is 10 An, the wire is aluminum. Is it necessary to replace the socket or wire? If you have to change the line, you can also use the old trunking do not move only? . water heater to buy 1500W a good file or buy ..2000W third gear good? ...2000W third gear water heater can only be heated semi-bile water? How to control the heating of the whole box of water and semi-bile water? More
. if you buy the water heater power does not exceed 2000W, then the 10A socket panel do not have to change, aluminum proposed replacement, replaced by 2.5 or 4 square copper wire can not change the line for . pay a single power 1500W You can, a number of stalls is only the difference between the heating time, and the power switch is easier to bad .3 stalls of the water heater has two heating rods, respectively, in the middle of the liner and the bottom of the so-called heating half of the meaning of water Is the above heating rod work, because the hot water density is low, so in the above, the temperature to stop heating, which is heating half gall bladder, the only user is the summer bath with the red, The province of heated whole bile water
Q:I have an unfinished basement with a drywall ceiling. I will be running 12/2 electrical wire about 25 feet across the basement to the breaker box. Can I run the electrical wire on the outside of the drywall and staple it in place? I don't feel like fishing the wire through the ceiling.
You can staple it to your ceiling. If your house burns down your insurance will not cover it. If somebody gets hurt your insurance will not cover it. You will never be able to sell the house like that. If it gets caught by an inspector you will have to pay an electrician to fix it. They won't sign off if you try to fix it yourself. It will need so to be in conduit. So instead of fishing it through the ceiling you can fish it through the conduit. Do it right the first time and you won't have to hire and electrician. You are not going to feel like fishing the wire through the ceiling the day you fail the inspecion and are not allowed to sell your house either. Oh I forgot the inspector will require a licensed electrician to fix that on your tab $$$$$$$$$$.
Q:Does anyone know where I can get a good price on 200 amp copper wire (underground to hook up electricity to a doublewide. Hot#2 Copper, Ground #4Copper and Neutral #2 Copper. 330-350 feet Thanks
At that distance, you would be better with aluminum wire. BUT: #2 copper is 0.156 ohm/1000 feet. You have 700 feet, so the is a resistance of 0.11 ohms. At 200 amps, that is a drop of 22 volts, much too high. Requirement is 5% drop, and at 120 volts, that is 6 volts. #2 copper would be good for 55 amps only at that distance. .
Q:I have an antique home and I am trying to install a new ceilimg fan. The box only has a black and a white wire from the ceiling. I know where to connect the ceiling fan colored wires to - but to which do I put the ground to ?? Do I attach it to the black wire or the white wire??
Connect the ground to the box. Do not attach it to the white or black. If the fan is over a conductive floor I would be sure the fan is grounded. If over a wooden or carpet floor, it is not such a big deal. But per code, all metal parts must be bonded to ground. That is to save your life in case of a problem. If no ground is available you can feed it from a GFI protected circuit to meet code and be safe.
Q:I bought a new stove and plug that is 50 amp. My fuses on my wire to the stove is 35amp. I want to see if I can just change out my fuses to make it 50 amp, but I dont know what the rating is on my wire going to the stove.
Wire is rated for amps by the wire size. It would be unsafe to raise the fuse to a 50 if the current wire is sized for 35. You would be better leaving the fuse as a 35.
Q:About a week ago, all the overhead lights in my apartment would not turn on. My landlord called her brother over and they replaced a faulty wire in my bedroom ceiling. Then the stove wouldn't workan electrician came and said they bumped the breaker out of place when they were fixing the other thing, and that's why the stove wouldn't go on. He put the breaker back into place and the stove works. I think the landlord should check the wiring to make sure everything is ok, but she keeps fixing just the problemsShe never had anyone come to look at all the wiring in the house. With what happened in the bedroom, is this an idication of a bigger problem?
Not likely an indication of a bigger problem, although I did have a case where a non-electrician wired quite a bit of a new house, and there were numerous problems, some quite alarming in terms of the fire potential; mostly bad (i.e. resistive) connections. I'd say make sure you have a renter's insurance policy and a good smoke detector, you're not likely to get any help from your landlord.

1. Manufacturer Overview

Location
Year Established
Annual Output Value
Main Markets
Company Certifications

2. Manufacturer Certificates

a) Certification Name  
Range  
Reference  
Validity Period  

3. Manufacturer Capability

a)Trade Capacity  
Nearest Port
Export Percentage
No.of Employees in Trade Department
Language Spoken:
b)Factory Information  
Factory Size:
No. of Production Lines
Contract Manufacturing
Product Price Range

Send your message to us

This is not what you are looking for? Post Buying Request

Similar products

Hot products


Hot Searches

Related keywords