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Dayton 36GK82 Thermocouple Plug Type J Miniature Black

SKU CH-RKZ8-DAJ71

Miniature Type J thermocouple plug with flat pins and glass-filled nylon body

  • ColorBlack
  • Type J thermocouple plug ensures correct polarity matching
  • Miniature flat-pin design fits compact instrumentation panels
  • Glass-filled nylon body resists heat and mechanical stress
  • Black colour allows quick visual identification in multi-type setups

Thermocouple Plug Type J Miniature

This Dayton thermocouple plug uses a Type J miniature connector with flat pins. The housing is moulded from black glass-filled nylon for durability in HVAC control applications. It is supplied new and ready for installation.

Buyers needing other thermocouple types

This miniature Type J plug will not suit installers who require a different thermocouple calibration or a larger standard connector format. Users needing integrated cable assemblies or colour-coded bodies for quick identification should look at alternative connector styles.

Highlights

  • Type J thermocouple plug ensures correct polarity matching
  • Miniature flat-pin design fits compact instrumentation panels
  • Glass-filled nylon body resists heat and mechanical stress
  • Black colour allows quick visual identification in multi-type setups

Specifications

BrandDAYTON
ColorBlack

Questions about this item

What connector type and pin style does the 36GK82 miniature plug use?

The plug is a miniature Type J thermocouple connector with flat pins and a glass-filled nylon body.

How is the thermocouple wire secured inside the plug, and what mistake should be avoided?

The wire is typically crimped or screwed to the flat pins; the common error is reversing the positive and negative leads, which gives incorrect temperature readings.

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