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Multi Triad and Quad RTD Cable - HR PVC Insulated

RTD Resistance Thermometer Cables

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The following leads and cables are suitable for connecting to our range of Platinum Resistance Thermometer assemblies. Some are quite small and are ideal for extending out of an assembly pot seal but can be unwieldy for longer runs. Others are more robust, offer greater mechanical strength and are more suited for extending out of an assembly connection head or for use in connecting to junction boxes. Whilst some of these cables are suited for longer cable runs, our range of single and multipair instrumentation cable may be more suitable for such applications.
			Multi Triad Cable PVC Insulated Triads of stranded copper conductors. Triads HR PVC insulated. Triads bunched together and numbered. Tinned copper wire braided. HR PVC sheathed overall.			Multi Quad Cable PVC Insulated Quads of stranded copper conductors. Quads HR PVC insulated. Quads bunched together and numbered. Tinned copper wire braided. HR PVC sheathed overall.
Stock Number			MT3705	MT3710	MT3715	MT4705	MT4710	MT4715
	Conductor Style		Stranded			Stranded
	No. of Strands / Strand Diameter (mm)		7/0.2	7/0.2	7/0.2	7/0.2	7/0.2	7/0.2
	Total Area (mm²)		0.22	0.22	0.22	0.22	0.22	0.22
	Total AWG (S = Stranded)		24S	24S	24S	24S	24S	24S
	Insulation		Heat Resistant PVC			Heat Resistant PVC
	Number of Cores		5x3	10x3	15x3	5x4	10x4	15x4
	Laid Flat or Twisted		Twisted			Twisted
	Screen		Yes			Yes
	Insulation		Heat Resistant PVC			Heat Resistant PVC
	Insulation Rating (ºC)	Continuous	-30 to +105			-30 to +105
		Short Term	—-			—
	Colour Coding		Yes			Yes
	Physical Properties	Abrasion Resistance	Good			Good
		Moisture Resistance	Very Good			Very Good
		Typical Weight (Kg/100m) excl reel	13	22	29	16	27	38
	Diameter under Armour (mm)		—			—
	Diameter over Armour (mm)		—			—
	Overall Diameter		10	13	15	11	15	17
Recommended Cable Gland Ref.			20S	20	25	20S	25	25
Popular Order Codes			MT3705, MT3710			MT4705, MT4710
Notes All dimensions are approximate			Rejects electrostatic and electromagnetic interference. Round Section.			Rejects electrostatic and electromagnetic interference. Round Section.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is an RTD cable, and why is it important?
An RTD (Resistance Temperature Detector) cable is designed to connect an RTD sensor to measurement equipment. It transmits the resistance signal generated by the RTD sensor, which is then used to accurately measure temperature. The choice of cable material and construction is essential for ensuring the cable can withstand the conditions of your application, such as temperature range, flexibility, and resistance to environmental factors.
What are the different types of RTD cables available?
RTD cables are available in 2, 3, 4, 6 and 8-core variants in a variety of materials, including PVC, PFA, silicone rubber, and fibreglass. Each material is suited for different temperature ranges and environmental conditions. For example, silicone rubber is flexible and ideal for low to medium-temperature applications, while PFA offers higher temperature resistance and is suitable for more demanding environments.
How do I choose the right RTD cable for my application?
Choosing the right RTD cable depends on factors like temperature range, flexibility, and environmental resistance. For higher temperature applications, materials like PFA (250ºC) or fibreglass (480ºC) are ideal, whereas for general-purpose or lower-temperature use, PVC (105ºC) or silicone rubber (200ºC) cables may be more suitable. Please check the specifications of each cable to ensure it matches the needs of your application. Our engineers are also available to provide tailored advice.