Dayton
Dayton 36GK96 Thermocouple Probe Type J 12in 304 SS 19 AWG
Type J thermocouple probe with 12.0 in 304 stainless steel sheath, 19 AWG element, ungrounded junction and standard plug for up to 1,650 °F
- TypeTemperature Controllers
- Accurate readings to ±1.1 °C below 293 °C
- Withstands 1,000 psi in harsh environments
- 0 in probe reaches deep into processes
- 304 stainless sheath resists corrosion at 1,650 °F
- Ungrounded 19 AWG element ensures fast response
Dayton 36GK96 Type J Probe
The Dayton 36GK96 is a Type J thermocouple probe built for industrial temperature measurement. Its 12.0 inch 304 stainless steel sheath and 19 AWG element suit process monitoring and control tasks.
Users needing Type J compatibility
Engineers specifying Type J sensors for existing controllers will find this probe a direct fit. Buyers who require Type K, Type T or other calibration standards should select a different probe.
12 inch reach with 1650 °F limit
The magnesium oxide insulated cable handles continuous exposure up to 1650 °F and withstands 1000 psi pressure. Accuracy holds at ±1.1 °C below 293 °C and ±0.4 % above that threshold.
Highlights
- Accurate readings to ±1.1 °C below 293 °C
- Withstands 1,000 psi in harsh environments
- 0 in probe reaches deep into processes
- 304 stainless sheath resists corrosion at 1,650 °F
- Ungrounded 19 AWG element ensures fast response
Specifications
| Brand | DAYTON |
|---|---|
| Type | Temperature Controllers |
Questions about this item
What connector does the 36GK96 probe use to attach to my meter?
The probe ends in a standard plug that fits common Type J thermocouple instruments.
Will the 0.188 in sheath fit through the same port as my older 1/8 in probe?
The 0.188 in sheath is slightly larger than 1/8 in, so verify the port diameter before installing.
How do I confirm the 36GK96 is reading within its ±1.1 °C tolerance below 293 °C?
Place the tip in an ice bath at 0 °C; the meter should show between −1.1 °C and +1.1 °C.
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