The role and performance of the compensation cable

The function of the compensation cable is to extend the cold end of the multi-point hot electrode and the mobile thermocouple, and connect with the display instrument to form a multi-point temperature measurement system. The compensation cable adopts imported high-quality fluorine plastics as insulation layer and protective layer, and adopts a new process of integral continuous extrusion, so that the product has excellent acid resistance, alkali resistance, abrasion resistance and non-flammability. It can be immersed in oil and water for long-term use. Compensation cable The function of the temperature compensation cable is to extend the cold end of the multi-point hot electrode and the mobile thermocouple, and connect with the display instrument to form a multi-point temperature measurement system. The compensation cable adopts imported high-quality fluorine plastics as insulation layer and protective layer, and adopts a new process of integral continuous extrusion, so that the product has excellent acid resistance, alkali resistance, abrasion resistance and non-flammability. It can be immersed in oil and water for long-term use. The temperature of the compensation cable is -60-260℃, which belongs to the contemporary international advanced level. Thermocouple compensation cable is suitable for multi-point connection of automatic temperature measuring instruments in electric power, metallurgy, petroleum, chemical, textile and other industries, as well as national defense, scientific research and other departments. 1. Working temperature: for heat resistance: up to 200°C and 260°C. General use: the highest is 70℃ and 105℃. 2. Min Environment Temperature: Fluoroplastic insulated and sheathed cables: -60℃ for fixed laying, -20℃ for non-fixed laying. PVC insulated and sheathed cables: -40℃ for fixed laying and -15℃ for non-fixed laying. 3. Allowable bending radius: a) Compensation cables with copper tape shielding should not be less than 16 times the outer diameter of the cable; b) Compensation cables of other structures should not be less than 10 times the outer diameter of the cable