Fieldpiece TC24 Pipe Clamp Thermocouple – HVAC Temperature Measurement Tool

Meet Fieldpiece TC24 Pipe Clamp Thermocouple

The Fieldpiece TC24 is a precision pipe clamp thermocouple designed for HVAC technicians who need quick, reliable temperature readings on piping during service calls. The clamp opens to fit pipes ranging from 3/8 to 1 3/8 inches, making it versatile for a wide range of residential and light commercial cooling setups.

Built with quality materials and Fieldpiece’s trusted engineering, this thermocouple is ready for the challenges of busy service environments—whether you’re crawling under a dashboard, working in a cramped utility room, or making measurements on a rooftop unit. Its Taiwan origin reflects a long-standing manufacturing heritage focused on consistency and value, so you can rely on a tool that performs consistently during daily use.

Key benefits for field work

• Wide pipe range: accommodates pipes from 3/8 to 1 3/8 inches for flexible cooling system checks
• Rugged, quality construction from a trusted Fieldpiece brand
• Lightweight and portable design, ideal for busy work sites
• Manufactured in Taiwan, illustrating established manufacturing standards

Why technicians choose TC24

The TC24 pairs with standard thermocouple cables to deliver stable, timely temperature measurements on conditioned pipes. Its compact form helps you attach it under insulation and in tight mechanical rooms, enabling data collection without slowing the job. As a Fieldpiece product, it’s part of a consistent measurement approach that technicians appreciate for routine cooling system checks and diagnostics. Consider it a practical addition to your toolkit for capturing temperature data in everyday HVAC tasks.

Specs at a glance

• Clamp range: 3/8 to 1 3/8 inches
• Compatible with common thermocouple setups
• Quality construction designed for service readiness
• Origin: Taiwan
• Package Weight: 0.189 kilograms
• Brand: Fieldpiece

Note: The TC24 is intended to complement Fieldpiece measurement solutions, providing practical temperature data without promising outcomes. Use it to observe temperature differentials across pipes and joints to inform your service decisions.