Create a connection point on a control panel to plug in thermocouples. These connectors can be wired and installed entirely from the front of your panel.

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Thread these connectors into a hole for an easy way to plug in a thermocouple. With the wire leads in the back, connect them to controllers, thermometers, and other temperature reading devices.

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Already mounted in a conduit box, these connection strips save you the effort of modifying a panel for installation. With six connections on each strip, you can plug in multiple thermocouples to monitor temperature at different points in your process. The sockets are numbered to help you identify thermocouples and keep your wires organized.

To install, remove the connection strip from the conduit box, then pull your wiring through. Attach the box to your conduit, wire up the back of the connection strip, and reattach it to the conduit box. Then just plug your thermocouples into the strip.

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Extend the reach of your thermocouple probe—plug-in connectors on both ends of this wire speed up installation.

Coiled wire stays neat and compact for easy storage. You can stretch it out to extend its reach.

Connect thermocouple wires without soldering or splicing. The terminals on these terminal blocks are made from same materials as thermocouples to ensure no signal is lost. Also known as barrier strips, they shield connections from each other to keep them neat and minimize the chance of short circuits. Choose a terminal block that matches your thermocouple type. You should also make sure the equipment you’re connecting it to is also compatible with the same thermocouple type.

For easy wiring, each end is labeled positive or negative. Mount these terminal blocks to a panel or machine using the mounting holes.

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