What is a type K thermocouple?
Type K thermocouples are one of the 10 types of thermocouples standardized in DIN EN 60584-1. The type denotes the combination of materials used to produce the thermocouple. In a type K thermocouple, a nickel chromium alloy is used as the positive conductor and nickel as the negative conductor.
In Europe, this type is marked in green in accordance with DIN EN 60584-3. It is one of the most commonly used types for industrial applications.
The following types of thermocouples have been standardized:
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