A thermocouple is another type of temperature sensor in which two wires of different metals (e.g. Iron and Constantine) are connected together at the point of temperature measurement (hot junction) and connected at the other end in an ambient temperature location (cold or reference junction). The dissimilar metals generate a low level current from the hot junction to the cold junction that is sensed.

RTD (Resistive Temperature Device) is a sensor that changes resistance with temperature in a linear relationship. RTDs are the most common temperature sensors used with rotary temperature transmitters. They may be specified as PT-100 indicating platinum-tungsten with a resistance of 100 at 0? C, PT-200, or PT-2000 and typically have a temperature coefficient of a = 0.00385. See similar questions...

Ever turn the gas on your outdoor grill, proceed to click the igniter button...click click click... click click....POOOF! Finally the gas ignites, blowing a flame in your face and scaring you half to death! Now, imagine that happening with 10 times the amount of gas! Companies who offer spark ignition systems on their machines sell you this real and definite safety hazard! Let me explain how our pilot system works. See similar questions...

If you have one of the exposed Type K thermocouples you can break away some of the ceramic at the end and twist the two wires together. Or you can use an acetylene torch to reweld the tip (using Borax to dip the hot tip into afterwards to prevent undue oxidation). This may get you by for a little while. There is no way to repair one of the industrial metal sheathed thermocouples. See similar questions...

No, you cannot just replace the thermistor, you must replace the whole cell-place assembly. which includes the 100k thermistor, ignitor coil, and the collector. These components are welded. The replacement sub-assembly is p/n B13207. See similar questions...

Our driver is designed to use thermistor of 10 kOhm+-5% at +25C as a standard temperature sensor. However, it may be easily re-configured by the user (instructions in the Manual) for different Peltier thermocoolers and thermistors. If you can point parameters of TEC and thermistor used by you, we may configure the driver by ourselves before shipping to you. See similar questions...

If you are using 14 gauge thermocouples at least upgrade to 8 gauge (these use thicker wire). Better yet get the Industrial Mullite Thermocouple Protection Tube. Platinum thermocouples (which are very expensive) can work with the DynaTrol but the DynaTrol has to be specially rebuilt. See hotkilns.com/stc.pdf. Type S thermocouples will not work with the Truview Pyrometer System. See similar questions...

Most commonly in the very tip of the thermocouple probe, however other locations can be specified on a special order basis. See similar questions...

When your 28 day FREE trial expires you will be asked to complete a Monthly Direct Debit to continue use. This may either be submitted directly from the web-page for instant activation, or printed and returned to us in the post. See similar questions...

B or beta value is the thermal exponent of the NTC thermistor, which is defined as the ratio of the difference between the napierian logarithms of the zero power resistance at two temperatures to the difference between the reciprocals of the two temperatures. See similar questions...

Answer: Digitry controllers are calibrated for only Type K, Type R, or Type S thermocouples. You must specify the type of thermocouple to be used for each channel when you order the controller. See similar questions...

Answer: You should use special thermocouple extension wire to connect a thermocouple to a Sending Unit or to a GB1. You do not need special extension wire to connect the Sending Unit to the GB4 or GB5. A popular Type K thermocouple sold by Digitry includes an integral 7' lead wire, so no extra extension wire is required. See similar questions...

First check our thermocouple chart to verify that you have the correct calibration type. Second, make sure you have the thermocouple connected properly (positive and negative legs). Thirdly, verify that your controller is set to the proper thermocouple calibration type. Fourth, verify that any extension wire used is in fact thermocouple extension wire and not electrical extension wire. Fifth, verify that you have not run thermocouple wire with power connection wire in the same conduit. See similar questions...

Changes in temperature affect the elasticity of the metal flow tube, making it necessary to use an RTD for compensation to achieve the best possible flow and density accuracy. The RTD on Micro Motion sensors is also used to perform calculations for % concentration, standard volume conversion, and to provide a temperature output See similar questions...

Truck Trader RTD is an Internet based system. All of your drivers' hours and their working times are securely stored for you on the Truck Trader RTD Internet servers. You can simply log in to the Truck Trader RTD servers using a standard web browser such as Internet Explorer or Firefox. You can view all of your driver or vehicle information, run reports or manually enter data from any Internet connected computer. See similar questions...

The Truck Trader RTD software that you download from this web site is the program that sends and synchronises all of your data with the Truck Trader RTD Internet servers. You only need this program to be installed on your local computers that are used for reading drivers cards (via a card reader) or analogue tachograph charts (via a scanner). See similar questions...