Room & Tube Air Conditioner NTC Temperature Sensor Customized NTC Thermistor Probe
Product Parameter
| Product Name | Room & Tube Air Conditioner NTC Temperature Sensor Customized NTC Thermistor Probe |
| Use | Temperature Control |
| Reset Type | Automatic |
| Probe Material | PBT/PVC |
| Operating Temperature | -40°C~150°C (dependent on wire rating) |
| Ohmic Resistance | 10K +/-2% to Temp of 25 deg C |
| Beta | (25C/85C) 3977 +/-1.5%(3918-4016k) |
| Electric Strength | 1250 VAC/60sec/0.1mA |
| Insulation Resistance | 500 VDC/60sec/100M W |
| Resistance Between Terminals | Less than 100m W |
| Extraction Force between Wire and Sensor Shell | 5Kgf/60s |
| Model Number | 5k-50k |
| Material | Mixture |
| Approvals | UL/ TUV/ VDE/ CQC |
| Terminal/Housing type | Customized |
| Wire | Customized |
Applications
Thermistor temperature measurement for refrigerator, freezer, air conditioner, floor heating, and other HVAC application, etc.
Features
- Wide variety of installation fixtures and probes are available to suit customer needs.
- Small size and fast response.
- Long-term stability and reliability
- Excellent tolerance and inter changeability
- Lead wires can be terminated with customer-specified terminals or connectors
Product Advantage
ABS plastic tube (pipe) case thermistor temperature sensor assembly.
PVC insulated connecting cable.
Withstands freeze/thaw cycling.
Moisture resistant.
Feature Advantage
We are offering our clients an excellent quality range of ABS Plastic NTC Thermistor Temperature Sensors, which are made from high grade quality raw materials. They offer excellent reliability in a compact, cost-effective design. The sensor is also a proven performer for moisture protection and freeze-thaw cycling. Lead wires can be set to any length and color to match your requirements. The plastic shell can be made from Copper, Stainless Steal PBT, ABS, or most any material that you need for your application. The internal thermistor element can be selected to meet any resistance-temperature curve and tolerance.
How does it works
The AC sensor on your thermostat is located near the evaporator coils. Indoor air moving toward the return vents passes by the sensor and coils. In turn, the sensor reads the temperature and checks if it matches what you’ve set on the thermostat. If the air is warmer than the desired temperature, the sensor will activate the compressor. This is where your system blows cool air into your living spaces. If the air passing the sensor is cooler or at the same temperature as what’s set on your thermostat, the compressor—and your AC unit—will shut off.
Symptoms of a Bad AC Thermostat Sensor
When the sensor isn’t working correctly, it may cycle on and off randomly between proper activation periods. This means if your home is too hot or too cold, the thermostat may switch on or off before the proper temperature is met or when the inside can be too cold or warm inside. The main indicator of a failing or faulty sensor is erratic cycles.
Our product has passed the CQC,UL,TUV certification and so on, has applied for patents accumulatively more than 32 projects and has obtained scientific research departments above the provincial and ministerial level more than 10 projects. Our company has also passed the ISO9001 and ISO14001 system certificated, and national intellectual property system certificated.
Our research and development and production capacity of the company’s mechanical and electronic temperature controllers have ranked in the forefront of the same industry in the country.
