Q1: Can armored thermistor cables be bent for use?
A: They can be bent moderately, with a minimum bending radius generally of 5- 7 times the outer diameter of the sheath. It is not recommended to bend within 150mm of the temperature-measuring end to prevent damage and breakage of internal components, and it is suitable for wiring and installation in narrow spaces.
Q2: What is the temperature measurement range of armored thermistor cables?
A: The temperature measurement range of conventional Pt100 armored thermal resistance is -200~600 ℃, and the temperature tolerance of different sheath materials varies. Confirm the sheath material under high-temperature conditions. If it is out of range, the measurement accuracy and service life will be affected.
Q3: Which wiring method is recommended for long-distance measurement?
A: Short distance can use three wire system; Prioritize the four wire system when measuring long cables to reduce measurement errors caused by lead resistance; It is recommended to use products with shielding structures and single point grounding of the shielding layer for strong interference on site.
Q4: Under what circumstances will temperature display jump and become unstable?
A: Mostly due to loose wiring, poor shielding grounding, on-site electromagnetic interference, or internal insulation moisture. The wiring terminals should be checked, shielding grounding should be done, and a fixed installation should be done for vibration conditions. If abnormalities persist, it is recommended to test the insulation performance.
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