High-temperature resistant terminal blocks
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Have you actually used high-temperature-resistant terminals with an operating temperature of 100–200 degrees in your production? Which manufacturers are there? Please provide some introductions
You can ask the thermometer manufacturers – the ceramic terminals in their thermometers are generally heat-resistant, right?
Your question is stupid; even if the terminals can withstand high temperatures, the cable cannot.
OP, are you trying to deliberately get a burn injury at work in order to fake sick leave? . . Gagaga, then be careful! At 100°C or 200°C, your fingers can still get cooked, so be careful. . . :Lol, actually, you don’t have to go through all that trouble fighting the high temperature. When you go to wipe the radar’s surface and sensors, just shout for help and pretend to faint – and that’s it! . Brother, I promise the party committee and general manager of the union will all come to visit you. Rest well, and take your time picking out the gifts; the more realistic they look, the better.