I'll go for a K one. The problem there is aging in a continuous flame
with oxidation atmosfere available.

Vasile

On 1/30/07, Dave King <KingDWS@shaw.ca> wrote:
> Just wondering if anyone knows what the temperatures are
> in the flames/pilot lights of gas appliances. Gas water
> heaters or furnaces.
>
> I found some Honeywell thermocouples that are quite cheap
> but I'm not quite sure if they have the correct temp range
> to be useable. The material shown for these is a "Copel"
> type material which appears to cross over to a type J or
> about 1370 degrees farenheight continuous. If this is valid
> I can use these to play with.
>
> Anyone know?
>
> Dave
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