Detection of Combustible and Toxic Gases: OLCT 200
The OLCT 200 Gas Detection Transmitter available from Teledyne Gas and Flame Detection includes t……...

The OMEGA® Exotic Thermocouple Probes are built for use in extreme temperatures - up to 2315 °C (4200 °F). These probes utilize either tungsten/rhenium (types G, C, or D) or platinum/rhodium (types R, S, or B) elements, with various insulations and sheath materials.
Based on the sheath material chosen, these probes may be used in oxidizing, inert, reducing, or vacuum conditions. The highest temperature is based on the lowest maximum temperature of the element, sheath, and insulation material.
Five cold end probe terminations are available – subminiature or standard size ceramic connector, replacement probe, molybdenum-sheathed nylon connector, heavy-duty standard size, or transition joint with two-meter long lead wire.
Sheaths – Tantalum, molybdenum, Inconel 600, and platinum/rhodium
Thermocouple elements – Tungsten/rhenium, and platinum/rhodium
Insulations – Hafnium oxide (HfO2), magnesia (MgO), and alumina (Al2O3)
Sheath Materials
| Code | Material | Max. Operating Temp. | Working Environment | Approx. Melting Point | Remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| XTA | Tantalum | 2300 °C4200 °F | Vacuum | 3000 °C5425 °F | Resists Many Acidsand Weak Alkalies.Very Sensitive toOxidation Above 300 °C |
| XMO* | Molybdenum | 2200 °C4000 °F | InertVacuumReducing | 2610 °C4730 °F | Sensitive to OxidationAbove 200 °CNon-bendable |
| XPA | Platinum-RhodiumAlloy | 1650 °C3000 °F | OxidizingInert | 1870 °C3400 °F | No Attack by SO2at 1100 °C. Silica IsDetrimental. HalogensAttack at High Temp. |
| XIN | Inconel600 | 1150 °C2100 °F | OxidizingInertVacuum | 1400 °C2550 °F | Excellent Resistanceto Oxidation at HighTemp. Hydrogen Tendsto Embrittle. VerySensitive to SulphurCorrosion |
*Refractory metals are highly sensitive to any trace of oxygen above roughly 260 °C (500 °F). Should be used in vacuum or in very pure inert gases such as argon or helium.
Insulation Materials
| Code | Material | Max. Operating Temp.** | Approx. Melting Point | Remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| H | Hafnia(HfO2) | 2500 °C4530 °F | 2830 °C5125 °F | Nontoxic substitute for BeO.High Thermal Conductivity. |
| M | Magnesia(MgO) | 1650 °C3000 °F | 2790 °C5050 °F | Hygroscopic.Compacts Well. |
| A | Alumina(Al2O3) | 1540 °C2800 °F | 2010 °C3650 °F | Requires ConsiderableVolume Reduction toCompact Satisfactorily. |
Note:
For temperatures over 1000 °C (1800 °F), all insulating materials undergo a considerable decrease in resistivity with increasing temperatures.
** Values provided are for compacted insulation. For uncompacted hard-fired insulators, practical temperature range can be 40 to 90 °C (100 to 200 °F) higher.
It is advised not to use molybdenum sheathed probes in applications where they might come into contact with carbon, including graphite.
Termination Style Q
Type OGP heavy-duty, color-coded male and female connectors.
Termination Style HX
Type NHX high temperature ceramic male and female connectors with color identification dot.
Termination Style RP
Replacement probe style with 25 mm long bare wire leads.
Termination Style SX
Type SHX tiny high temperature ceramic male and female connectors with color identification dot.
Termination Style TJ
Heavy-duty transition termination with 2-meter long leads.
| Calibration1 | Atmosphere2Max.Temp3 | Model Number |
|---|---|---|
| CW-5% Revs. W-26% Re | V.2300 °C4200 °F | XTA-W5R26-U-062-30-H-*-**XTA-W5R26-U-125-30-H-*-**XTA-W5R26-U-125-24-H-*-** |
| R*Pt-13% Rhvs. Pt | V.1475 °C2700 °F | XTA-P13R-U-062-30-M-*-**XTA-P13R-U-125-24-M-*-**XTA-P13R-U-062-30-H-*-**XTA-P13R-U-125-24-H-*-** |
| CW-5% Revs. W-26% Re | I.V.R.2200 °C4000 °F | XMO-W5R26-U-125-30-H-*-**XMO-W5R26-U-250-30-H-*-** |
| CW-5% Revs.W-26% Re | I.V.R.1540 °C2800 °F | XMO-W5R26-U-250-30-A-*-**XMO-W5R26-U-062-40-A-*-**XMO-W5R26-U-125-30-A-*-** |
| R*Pt-13% Rhvs. Pt | I.V.R.1480 °C2700 °F | XMO-P13R-U-125-30-A-*-**XMO-P13R-U-250-24-A-*-** |
| CW-5% Revs. W-26% Re | O.I.V.1540 °C2800 °F | XPA-W5R26-U-125-30-A-*-** |
| R*Pt-13% Rhvs. Pt | O.I.V.1480 °C2700 °F | XPA-P13R-U-062-30-M-*-**XPA-P13R-U-125-24-M-*-**XPA-P13R-U-125-30-A-*-** |
| CW-5% Revs. W-26% Re | O.I.V.1150 °C2100 °F | XIN-W5R26-U-062-30-M-*-**XIN-W5R26-U-125-30-M-*-** |
| R*Pt-13% Rhvs. Pt | O.I.V.870 °C1600 °F | XIN-P13R-U-062-30-M-*-**XIN-P13R-U-125-30-M-*-**XIN-P13R-U-125-24-M-*-**XIN-P13R-U-187-26-M-*-**XIN-P13R-U-250-24-M-*-**XIN- P13R-U-250-20-M-*-** |
* Specify Termination Style: Q, TJ, HX, SX, or RP** Specify Probe Length in inches

Note 1: Prices subject to change; Please consult the Sales - Department for current pricing.
Note 2: Atmospheres: O-Oxidizing; I-Inert; V-Vacuum; R-Reducing.
Note 3: Maximum service temperatures shown are for probes with the largest available gauge wire leads. Consult engineering for ratings of other dimension probes.
Note 4: Bending: XPA and XIN sheathed probes with platinum elements be bent in the field.
Note 5: Some probes available in dual configurations. Check with sales department.
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