Type
CX Insulated Extension Wire for Type C, G or D Thermocouples - Color code is Brown Negative lead ( - ) is Red |
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Type GX wire is no longer produced. It is not recommended that CX wire be used for type G thermocouples. One can substitute copper wire for GX wire, although, using copper wire for type G thermocouple extension wire may produce an error of up to 100 Deg F, of the measured temperature. The errors produced in either case are non-linear and depend on several variables, therefore a table of these errors is not available for publication, nor are these test results certified by a government laboratory. Where available, the use of a 4-20 mAmp temperature transmitter is recommended for both types D and G thermocouples. In which case the output signal can be connected to your instrumentation using copper wire after the thermocouple signal has been converted to a mAmp signal. Bookmark this page! See chart at bottom of page INSULATION CODES
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| Insulation
Chart / Specifications |
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Insulation
Code |
Material |
Continuous
Use Temp. Limit |
Single
Exposure Limit |
Moisture
Resistance |
Abrasion
Resistance |
805 |
PVC/PVC
Twisted |
-20
to 175 F |
175F |
Excellent |
Good |
810 |
Extruded
Teflon |
-90
to 500 F |
600
F |
Excellent |
Good |
828 |
Fiberglass |
900
F |
1000
F |
Good |
Fair |
NOTE: By adding Stainless Steel overbraid to any of these insulations, you will greatly increase the abrasion resistance as well as dramatically minimize electromagnetic noise.Contact factory for details |
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