MN Measurement Instruments™

N-type Thermocouple Wire AWG 24 Solid w Fiberglass Insulation

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SKU:
N-AWG-24-Solid-FG-1yd
MPN:
N-AWG-24-Solid-FG-1yd
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Weight:
0.05 LBS
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Description

N-type Thermocouple Wire

with Braided Fiberglass Fiber Insulation

- 1 yard or multiples of 1 yard -

 

This is a N-type thermocouple wire with braided fiberglass insulation, which is good up to about 400 C or 750 F. This N-type thermocouple wire can be used to make your own thermocouple probe for a wide range applications up to 750 F, or to make your own thermocouple extension wire. As extension wire it can transmit the signal over the full range of N-type thermocouples, to 2500 degree F. It can be used for ovens, furnaces, kilns and machines. Great for science projects! The wire is made to standard N-type thermocouple specifications. It is sold in 1 yard increments, so if you order 10 units of this, you will receive a single 10 yard long wire.

Type N thermocouple wire is used in applications with low oxygen levels (reducing environment) and when hydrogen gas or hydrogen containing compounds are present. Unlike Type K wire this Type N wire will not show green rot in the presence of hydrogen.

 

Specification

  • N-type Thermocouple wire for making thermocouple sensor or extension wire
  • Type N thermocouple wire with Standard Accuracy (whichever is greater): +/- 2.2C or +/- .75%
  • Solid wire, AWG 24 (0.51 mm)
  • ANSI color coded fibrglass insulation, red = -, Orange = +
  • Sold in 1 yard increments, 1 unit = 1 yard, order 10 units and you receive a 10 yard wire
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1 Review

  • 5

    Thermocouple Wire

    Posted by Andras Uhlyarik on 8th Apr 2024

    Very nice quality product and great service. We buy from a lot of vendors but Minnesota Measurement is one of the best partners we have.

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