ANSI
THERMOCOUPLE
TYPE
|
TEMP.
RANGE
|
TOLERANCES
|
℃
|
℉
|
STANDARD ℃
|
SPECIAL ℃
|
K or N
|
0 to 1260
|
32
to 2300
|
±2.2 or ±0.75%
|
±1.1 or ±0.4%
|
J
|
0
to 760
|
32
to 1400
|
±2.2 or ±0.75%
|
±1.1 or ±0.4%
|
T
|
0
to 370
|
32
to 700
|
±1 or ±0.75%
|
±0.5 or ±0.4%
|
E
|
0
to 870
|
32
to 1600
|
±1.7 or ±0.5%
|
±1
or ±0.4%
|
R or S
|
0
to 1480
|
32
to 2700
|
±1.5 or ±0.25%
|
±0.6 or ±0.1%
|
B
|
870 to 1700
|
1600 to 3100
|
±0.5%
|
±0.25%
|
K①
|
-200 to 0
|
-328 to 32
|
±2.2 or ±2%
|
②
|
T①
|
-200 to 0
|
-328 to 32
|
±1.0
or ±1.5%
|
②
|
E①
|
-200 to 0
|
-328 to 32
|
±1.7.or
±1%
|
②
|
①
Thermocouple and thermocouple materials are normally supplied to
meet the tolerances specified in the table
for
temperatures above 0℃. The same materials, however, may not fall within
the tolerances given for temperatures below 0℃ in the second section of
the table. If materials are required to meet the tolerance stated for
temperatures below 0℃ the purchase order must so state. Selection of
materials usually will be required.
②
Special tolerance for temperature below 0℃ are difficult to
justify due to limited available information.
**
The ℉ tolerance is 1.8 times larger than the ℃ tolerance at
the equivalent
℃ temperatures.
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