No need to take these connectors apart to wire them—just insert your wire leads and tighten the terminals to quickly give your thermocouple a plug-in connection. Choose a connector with the same thermocouple type as the thermocouple you’re attaching. You should also make sure the equipment you’re plugging these connectors into is also compatible with the same thermocouple type.

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Create an easy way to plug in multiple thermocouples—these connection strips mount directly into your control panel. With at least two connections on each strip, you can plug in multiple thermocouples to monitor temperature at different points in your process. Each socket is numbered to help identify thermocouples and keep your wires organized. Choose a connection strip with a thermocouple type that matches the type of thermocouple you’re plugging in. You should also make sure the equipment you’re connecting it to is also compatible with the same thermocouple type.

Connection strips for flat-pin mini thermocouple connectors install from the rear of your panel. They snap into place with spring clips.

Connection strips for round-pin thermocouple connectors install from the front of your panel. Just tighten the screws on the front of the strip and T-nuts will hold it in place against your panel.

Add a mounting frame (sold separately) if your panel opening is larger than the cutout dimensions. When using a mounting frame, install your connection strip into the frame before attaching the entire assembly to your panel opening. Use the frame's mounting holes to secure your fasteners.

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