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Postby stephencornford on Thu Nov 24, 2011 5:02 pm

Actually I do have another question before I order, Is there any advantage or disadvantage to me ordering a shorter sheathed thermocouple for the exhaust, I can just picture is awkwardly protruding and I wonder if a large amount of the sheath being outside of the exhaust causing any issue in regards to accuracy?
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Postby erics on Thu Nov 24, 2011 6:21 pm

The probe tip (location of thermocouple bead) should protrude into the exhaust piping to its diametral midpoint. It should preferably be in a straight section of piping having a length of 3 pipe diameters prior to the thermocouple and 3 pipe diameters afterwards.

You can order just about any length you want - custom lengths usually take an additional week.
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