FEP is our first choice for insulating thermocouple extension cables because it handles heat well, doesn't react with chemicals, and stays electrically stable for a long time. Ordinary insulation materials tend to wear down when they go through repeated heating and cooling, but FEP holds up through that cycling, which is exactly what precision temperature measurement needs.
Key Features & Benefits
- Handles high heat and resists corrosion well, so it works in continuous
elevated-temperature environments
- FEP insulation on each core keeps dielectric performance stable
- The overall FEP jacket protects the cable from chemicals, oils and moisture
- Low signal loss and minimal interference keep temperature readings
accurate
- Flexible build makes it easy to route through panels, trays and instrument setups
- Doesn't age easily, giving it a long service life with less maintenance
Certificates
Technical specifications
HAR
HAR certificate No. CA01.00764
Rated voltage
450/750 VAC
Oil resistance
EN 50363-2-1
Short-circuit temperature
200°C
Rated temperature
-50 ÷ 90°C (@ fixed installation), -30 ÷ 90°C ( in dynamic installations )
Minimum bending radius
8D free movement, 6D @ fixed installation
Technical sheet
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Available types of packaging
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a FEP thermocouple extension cable?
It's a cable made of two conductors insulated with FEP fluoropolymer, plus an outer jacket, designed to carry temperature signals from a thermocouple to a measuring instrument accurately, even in tough industrial conditions.
Why is FEP used for thermocouple extension cables?
FEP handles high heat well, resists chemicals, and keeps its electrical properties stable over time, so the temperature signal stays accurate even under repeated heating and cooling cycles.
What temperature range can these cables handle?
Our FEP thermocouple extension cables work between -50°C and 90°C in fixed installations, and -30°C to 90°C where the cable moves during use, with short-circuit temperatures up to 200°C.
Where are FEP thermocouple extension cables used?
They're used wherever precise temperature measurement matters, including industrial heating systems, process control, power plants, and instrumentation panels exposed to heat or corrosive substances.
Can I order these cables in custom specifications?
Yes. Tanya Enterprises can adjust conductor size, insulation thickness, cable length and colour coding to match your project. Share your requirement and our team will help you get it right.
Do your FEP thermocouple extension cables come with certifications?
Yes. Our FEP thermocouple extension cables are certified under RoHS, REACH, HAR, CE, AD8 and Halogen-Free standards, meeting both Indian and international safety and quality requirements.