Terminal Head Form Pt 100

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"Terminal Head Form" generally refers to the shape and type of the connection terminal used on Pt100 temperature sensors. There are various forms available, each designed for a specific type of application or environment.

The most common types of terminal heads for Pt100 sensors are:

    DIN Form A/B/C: These are standard terminal heads used in a variety of applications. They come in different sizes and materials, and are designed to fit standard DIN rail mounting.

    Threaded Form: These terminal heads are designed to be screwed onto a mounting surface or directly onto a process vessel.

    Explosion-Proof Form: These terminal heads are designed for use in hazardous environments where there is a risk of explosion. They are built to contain any explosion that may occur inside the terminal head.

    Cable Gland Form: These terminal heads are designed to allow for cable entry into the sensor. They are typically used in applications where the sensor needs to be mounted at a distance from the control equipment.

The specific type of terminal head used on a Pt100 sensor will depend on the specific application and environmental requirements.