Temperature control

Thermocouples are components used for temperature measurement, made of two metal conductors encapsulated in a metal tube and joined at one end (junction elements by welding). The temperature variation in the junction area produces a voltage variation which can be read at the ends of the two conductors and which converted gives the temperature value in the junction area.
The thermocouples produced by MASTERWATT are structured in two categories, conventional thermocouples with ground/roof bonding and thermocouples with mineral oxide insulation and insulated bonding/joining.

THERMOREATOMETERS are components also used for temperature measurement, but differ from thermocouples in that they use a sensitive element near the end of the thermoresistor, where the electrical resistance varies with the temperature change. This variation in the resistive value provides the temperature measurement in the area of the sensitive element by conversion.