KE1L-Sil Fe/Cuni Lx 2X1.5 Din

Norm references / Approvals

• Space-saving and flexible
• For more detailed information, see appendix T8 and data sheets

Application range

• Allows temperature measurement even in places where non-contact temperature measurement is not possible or reasonable
• The thermocouple is used to measure temperature as a part of monitoring the manufacturing process, thus the sheath material should be selected with reference to the maximum ambient temperature at its junction.
• Conductor materials (alloys): 
  Fe/CuNi (LX, JX)
  Conductor alloys are identical to thermocouple alloys
• NiCr/Ni (K, KX, KCA)
  K and KX version - conductor alloys are identical to thermocouple alloys
  KCA version: compensating alloys (for KCA: Fe/CuNi), not identical to thermocouple alloys
• PtRh/Pt (RCB, SCB)
  Compensating alloys (for RCB, SCB: Cu/CuNi) are not identical to thermocouple alloys

Norm references / Approvals

• Colour identity code DIN 43710 Negative conductor and outer sheath:Fe/CuNi: blueNiCr/Ni: greenPtRh/Pt: whitePositive conductor: always redIEC 60 584 Positive conductor and outer sheath:Fe/CuNi: blackNiCr/Ni: greenPtRh/Pt: orangeNegative conductor: always white

Product Make-up

• Design abbreviations:
  PVC: Polyvinylchloride
  SIL: Silicone rubber
  GL: Glass fibre
  FEP: Fluorinated ethylene propylene
  EGL: E-Glass fibre
  C: Copper braiding screen
  ST: Aluminium foil screen
  S: Steel wire braiding
• Design, for example PVC-PVC-S-PVC:
  - PVC core insulation
  - PVC inner sheath
  - Steel wire braiding
  - PVC outer sheath
• Examples shown (top to bottom):
  Fe/CuNi DIN 2 x 1.5 PVC
  NiCr/Ni IEC 2 x 1.5 GL-GL
  PtRh/Pt IEC 2 x 1.5 GL-GL-S
  NiCr/Ni DIN 2 x 1.5 SIL-GL
  NiCr/Ni DIN 2 x 1.5 PVC-PVC
  PtRh/Pt DIN 2 x 1.5 SIL-SIL
  Fe/CuNi IEC 2 x 1.5 SIL-SIL-S
  NiCr/Ni IEC 2 x 1.5 SIL
  PtRh/Pt IEC 2 x 1.5 SIL-GL-S
  Fe/CuNi IEC 2 x 0.22 PVC-PVC-C-PVC
  NiCr/Ni IEC 2 x 1.5 PVC-ST-PVC
  Fe/CuNi DIN 2 x 1.5 PVC-PVC-S-PVC

Temperature range

• (referring to insulation and sheath material)
  PVC: -5°C to +80°C
  Silicone: -25°C to +180°C
  Glass fibre: -25°C to +200°C
  FEP: -100°C to +205°C
  E-Glass: -25°C to +400°C