Dayton
Dayton 36GL02 Type K Thermocouple Plug Yellow
A yellow glass-filled nylon Type K thermocouple plug rated to 220 °C with two flat pins
- ColorYellow
- Type K sensor compatibility for accurate temperature measurement
- Glass-filled nylon body withstands 428 °F continuous heat
- Standard two-pin flat layout ensures quick instrument connection
- Yellow colour code allows instant circuit identification
- Nylon sheath protects pins from damage during handling
Dayton 36GL02 Type K Thermocouple Plug
The Dayton 36GL02 is a standard two-pin thermocouple plug designed for Type K sensors. Its glass-filled nylon housing and nylon sheath withstand temperatures up to 220 degrees C or 428 degrees F. The yellow colour coding identifies the connector type at a glance. Technicians and engineers use it to build or repair temperature probes in industrial and HVAC environments.
Replacing worn or damaged Type K connectors
Swap this plug when an existing Type K connector shows melted plastic, loose pins or intermittent readings. The glass-filled nylon body resists heat better than standard nylon, so the upgrade is worth it when the application runs near the 220 degrees C limit. It is not for buyers who need a different thermocouple calibration or a miniature connector format.
Verify sensor type and pin layout before ordering
Confirm the probe uses Type K thermocouple wire and accepts a standard flat-pin plug. Check that the two-pin configuration matches the instrument jack. Ensure the operating temperature stays within the 220 degrees C maximum. This plug is not for users who require a three-pin connector, a different colour code or a higher temperature rating.
Highlights
- Type K sensor compatibility for accurate temperature measurement
- Glass-filled nylon body withstands 428 °F continuous heat
- Standard two-pin flat layout ensures quick instrument connection
- Yellow colour code allows instant circuit identification
- Nylon sheath protects pins from damage during handling
Specifications
| Brand | DAYTON |
|---|---|
| Color | Yellow |
Questions about this item
What wire gauge does the 2-pin flat-pin connector accept?
The standard Type K plug uses two flat pins in a glass-filled nylon body; strip each conductor to the length recommended for flat-pin terminals and tighten the set screws securely.
Which step do installers most often miss when wiring this yellow Type K plug?
Many forget to match the yellow body colour to the Type K colour code and to verify polarity before tightening the flat-pin set screws.
When should the glass-filled nylon plug be replaced?
Replace the plug if the nylon sheath shows heat damage above 220 °C or 428 °F, if the flat pins become loose, or if the housing cracks.
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