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XTA-W5R26-TJ

Extreme Temperature Exotic Thermocouple Probes w/Lead Wire

  • Designed for extreme temperatures up to 2315 °C (4200 °F)
  • Options for Type R, S, B, C, or D thermocouples
  • Highly configurable for sheath material, wire gauge, probe length and diameter, and termination styles
  • Single or Dual element options available
XTA-W5R26-TJ
From $ 337.25
Extreme Temperature Exotic Thermocouple Probes w/Lead Wire XTA-W5R26-TJ XTA-W5R26-TJ
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Product Overview
  • Cable Length 72 in
  • Calibration Temperature, Min 0 °C
  • Color Code Standard ANSI
  • Electrical Connection Stripped Leads
  • Insulation Fiberglass
  • Junction Type Ungrounded
  • Number of Connectors N/A
  • Operating Temperature, Min 0 °C
  • Probe Type Extreme Temperature Exotic Probes
  • Process Temperature, Min 0 °C
  • Series ID XTA-W5R26-TJ
  • Sheath Material Temperature, Min 0 °C
  • Temperature Sensor Type Thermocouple

Supported Applications

The Omega™ XTA exotic thermocouple probes with lead wire are designed for extreme-temperature measurement up to 2315 °C (4200 °F). They use either Platinum/Rhodium elements (Type R, S, or B) or Tungsten/Rhenium elements (Type C or D) with a range of insulation and sheath materials, and terminate in a transition joint (TJ) or RP-style lead for direct wiring into instrumentation. Depending on the sheath selected, probes serve inert, oxidizing, reducing, or vacuum conditions.

Because refractory metals are extremely sensitive to any trace of oxygen above approximately 260 °C (500 °F), the tungsten/rhenium sheath options must be used in vacuum or in very pure inert gases such as helium or argon.

Operating Conditions & Performance

The probes measure temperatures up to 2315 °C (4200 °F), with the maximum temperature of the final assembly set by the lowest-rated of the element, insulation, and sheath materials. All probes are ungrounded.

  • Element / calibration: Platinum/Rhodium (Type R, S, B) or Tungsten/Rhenium (Type C, D), via calibration codes such as W5R26, W3R25, P10R, P13R, and P30R.
  • Sheath materials: Tantalum, Molybdenum, Platinum-Rhodium alloy, or Inconel 600.
  • Sheath diameters: 0.062 in (1/16 in), 0.125 in (1/8 in), 0.187 in (3/16 in), and 0.250 in (1/4 in).
  • Media: vacuum, inert, oxidizing, or reducing atmospheres, per the selected sheath.

Dual-element assemblies provide two sensor readings for built-in backup or for sending signals to different instruments.

Configuration Options

Part numbers follow an ordering-guide breakdown of sheath-material code, calibration code, junction, sheath diameter, wire gauge, insulation code, termination style, length, and single/dual element. This lead-wire family uses the transition-joint and lead terminations:

  • Junction: ungrounded (U).
  • Termination styles: TJ (transition joint), RP, and related lead terminations (TJ-BX, TJ-SB).
  • Length: 1" to 48" in 0.5" increments (to 100" for selected constructions).
  • Element count: single or dual element.

Tungsten/rhenium probes can be tungsten-coated when required for additional protection.

Key Product Differences

The lead-wire series covers the platinum/rhodium and tungsten/rhenium calibrations across the sheath, diameter, and length options with transition-joint and RP terminations. Representative catalog numbers include:

  • XTA-W5R26-U-125-30-H-TJ-6
  • XTA-W5R26-U-125-30-H-TJ-18
  • XTA-W5R26-U-125-30-H-TJ-24

Specify sheath-material code, calibration, junction, sheath diameter, wire gauge, insulation, termination style, length, and single/dual element to define a complete probe.

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Hello, What is constraining the minimum temperature. Has the probe just not been tested below 0degC

Asked by: Luna
Thank you for your inquiry. The thermocouples we make are generally made with SLE Thermocouple Wire. Special Limits Of Error Wire (SLE) made products are only spec’d out for temperatures above 32°F (0°C). So anything below 32°F (0°C) does not comply with the SLE specification and we do not put the Process Measurement Range below 0°C. Does this mean that measuring below 0°C is not possible? No. It just means that the accuracy is no longer linear below 0°C.
Answered by: Application Engineer CB
Date published: 2023-10-30

I am looking into S-type thermocouple (XMO-P10R-U-062-40-A-RP-4). Planning to use it to measure temperatures of approx. 1400C. The environment would be air mixed with methane. Can we use it in that environment? Do we have to replace air with Nitrogen?

Asked by: Damir23
Hi Damir23, Thank you for the inquiry, The XMO sheath is rated for inert, vacuum, and reducing environment. Also, no exposure to chambers using graphite or carbon compounds. You would need to purge the environment and ensure no graphite or carbon present. Best regards OMEGA
Answered by: NorwalkAE_RS
Date published: 2023-12-24

I am evaluating your "Very High Temperature Exotic Thermocouple Probes". Right now, Im looking at a type "R"', such a XMO-P13R-U-125-30-A-RP-24. Where can I find a suitable handheld electronic thermometer that you can connect this type of thermocouple?

Asked by: TC1100
There are many handheld meters/data loggers to choose and you can search the website or call the Temperature Engineering group for guidance.
Answered by: ApplicationEngineerANB
Date published: 2020-07-13
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