Omega Thermocouple Connectors (Lot of 40)

Omega Thermocouple Connectors (Lot of 40) are a batch of connectors designed for use with thermocouples, which are temperature sensors that consist of two dissimilar metal wires joined at one end. These connectors are used to interface the thermocouple with other equipment such as temperature controllers, thermometers, or data loggers.

Here are some details about Omega Thermocouple Connectors and their general specifications:

Key Features of Thermocouple Connectors:

1. Material and Durability: Omega thermocouple connectors are typically made from materials like plastic, ceramic, or metal, ensuring durability and compatibility with different types of thermocouples.

2. Types of Thermocouples: Omega connectors are available for various types of thermocouples, such as Type J, K, T, E, etc. Each type corresponds to a specific combination of metal alloys and has different temperature ranges and properties.

3. Color Coding: Omega thermocouple connectors often follow standard color codes to denote the type of thermocouple they are designed for, ensuring easy identification and preventing misconnection.

4. Compatibility: These connectors are designed to provide a secure, reliable, and low-resistance connection between the thermocouple and measurement or control devices, which is critical for accurate temperature readings.

5. Lot of 40: Buying in bulk (like a lot of 40) is often ideal for industrial, commercial, or manufacturing applications where many thermocouples need to be connected.

6. Applications:

   • Temperature Measurement: For various industrial, scientific, or laboratory applications.
   • Control Systems: In systems that require precise temperature control.
   • Heating and Cooling: HVAC systems, ovens, furnaces, and other temperature-critical equipment.

7. Connector Style: Depending on the model, these connectors can be either straight or right-angle connectors, and may include screws, clamps, or other mechanisms for securing the thermocouple wires.

If you’re looking to purchase these connectors, make sure you check that the specific type (e.g., Type K, J) matches the thermocouple wires you’re working with.