HSTC

Thank you for your inquiry. The maximum nominal size of the wire (w x h) is 0.063" x 0.102". The accuracy is 0.5 C or 0.4 % whichever value is greater.

The Teflon is insulation is resistant to acids and oils.

Thank you for your inquiry Lili. Yes, this thermocouple can be submerged in water. Please note that it cannot be submerged near the end where the two wires come out of the insulation.

Thank you for your inquiry. The wire is not circular in shape, it's oval. The nominal size of the wire (w x h) is 0.063" x 0.102"

Thank you for your inquiry JK018. The HSTC series is tested and guaranteed to measure temperatures accurately between 0 to 260 C. This thermocouple is made with Special Limits of Error (SLE) wire. Special Limits of Error Wire (SLE) made products are only spec’d out for temperatures above 32°F (0°C). So, anything below 32°F (0°C) does not comply with the SLE specification. You can accurately measured temperatures down to -80 C if you get a CAL-4 Calibration at an additional cost for temperatures below 0°C.

Thank you for your inquiry. The HSTC series probes can only be bent after the first 2" starting from the probe tip.

Like this sensor, Special Limits Of Error Wire (SLE) made products are only spec’d out for temperatures above 32°F (0°C). So anything below 32°F (0°C) does not comply with the SLE specification. Does this mean that measuring below 0°C is not possible? No. It just means that the accuracy is no longer linear below 0°C.

Hi Joe Thank you for the inquiry. Type K material is not tested below 0 C so the accuracy at -80 C would be suspect. Best regards OMEGA