Can the Thermocouples be used without tips???
647723
As of right now, I do not know. They were placed in the refrigerator as directed. Sorry I can't be more helpful.
647724
Loren, the thermocouples with this unit are miniatures, not normal size. And normal ones can not be use with the unit. They are nothing more than the two wires twisted together. I bought the unit to use to check the temp of my kilns - but if you put them into the heat the very, very thin wire starts to melt and bend.Too bad as the unit itself seems to be very good. If one could find a connector that would go from the unit to a normal T-couple it could be a useful unit - without it, for what I bought it for, it is all but useless. - jb
647725
The thermocouples terminate with a small piece of exposed wire. It is this exposed wire that is used to measure the temperature. To get the best answer for your question please provide more specific information about what you are attempting to do.
259586
Don't think you can interchange the tips this particular torch is made for sweating pipe and other things that require a high temperature
1936498
I would recommend a pointed tip for soldering on a PCB, I have the same soldering station and the ET tip series are the compatible tips.http://www.all-spec.com/search?keywords=et+series+style&brand;=Weller&x;=25&i;=1&f;=fthis link will give you the info on the different available tips, You just need to match the tip for the size of application that you intend to use it for to get the proper amount of heat transfer.
1266260
You can use them without tips for the deviled eggs, but I think they look much better if you use the 1M open star tip. It makes it look very decorative!
170512
your trying to check the ambient temp and the tip should be not be touching the grate ....rember its the tip of the probe that does the reading >>>>> it comes with a holder
1936496
I would recommend a pointed tip for soldering on a PCB, I have the same soldering station and the ET tip series are the compatible tips.http://www.all-spec.com/search?keywords=et+series+style&brand=Weller&x=25&i=1&f=f this link will give you the info on the different available tips, You just need to match the tip for the size of application that you intend to use it for to get the proper amount of heat transfer.
342181
Yes. The connections coming off of the thermocouple are stripped end wire connections. The thermocouple is changing resistance with changing temperature. Worst case scenario is that you introduce minimal resistance in your connection, you would need to calibrate the reading, but once calibrated, it should be consistent and reliable.
463275
I don't have my manual in front of me, but I don't see any reason why you couldn't tip the grill back while you put the bag in and then stand it up again after the plates have closed.
414751
Just touching The insulation no. You will have to make some live wire to touch The tip of tje device
428867
The box the thermometer came in had a few in it, but you can use it without them too.
366549
I see no reason why they cannot. It's just (or just like) PVC pipe and if you have the tools to cut it, then cut it to the height you like and slide the tips on to your new tip. Seems to me it should be easy.
1519634
Not that I know of. There is a tip with a shield on it and two regular tips.
19558
Just got the one we have so I don't know a lot about it . Read the anwser about the thermocoupling sounds about right. Do know I would not bypass this safety feature. It not worth your life. Hope you do well
281118
I don't think so. Graco made the spray tips as built into the plastic, screw-on tip assembly. In other words, it's the exact same tip, you just cant remove it from the housing. Makes you have to buy more tips!
1786779
The tip has a hole which is almost like an exhaust on a car it lets the access heat out. I say you will be ok if you keep that part away from the tank or any thing else that would catch fire from direct flame. I used mine on every thing till I upgraded. Hope this helps. I can answer more questions if you have more
1009633
They are much larger than the regular tips. If you use a coupler, you will need a large one. Hope this helps.
152542
Yes, but its unprotected (junction itself is exposed), so I'd recommend an infrared thermometer instead. They're cheaptoday, and much more useful.