[short] Type K Solid 482c Thermocouple Wire Applications: Used in general applications that call for moderate abrasion, moisture resistance, and extensive temperature capabilities. It is suitable for application in nuclear plants because of its relative stability in such conditions. Type K electrical wire is composed of a positive chromel wire and a negative alumel wire. This type of electrical wire has some of the most impressive temperature range characteristics among various thermocouple wires. The temperature range of the cable is between –270 C to 1260 C as a thermocouple grade wire is used, and 0 to 200 C as extension wire. Also Known As: K Type Cable 482° C , Type K Thermocouple Grade Wire, Type K Thermocouple Duplex Wire, Type K Extension Wire, Type K. Standards: • ISA/ANSI Construction: Conductor: A solid conductor is made of copper. Insulation: The insulation is made of glass braid. Jacket: The jacket is made of glass braid. [/short] Type K Thermocouple Wire, 482°C Applications: Ideal for general applications requiring moderate abrasion, moisture resistance, and wide temperature capabilities. Description: Type K Thermocouple Wire Positive leg: Chromel Negative leg: Alumel Conductor: Solid Copper Insulation: Glass Braid Jacket: Glass Braid Color Code: Standard ISA/ANSI color coding is used on all thermocouple wire when type of insulation permits. In color coding, the right is reserved to include a tracer to identify the ANSI type, ISA/ANSI Type K color code: positive leg (Chromel) is yellow, negative leg (Alumel) is red, jacket is brown *Data provided on this page is subject to change based on different manufacturers variances.
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