D5003MC22P0 SPECTRUM | Alldatasheet
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Technical content
E-mail: atp@SpecSensors.com • Web Site: www.SpecSensors.com Features:
- D esigned for HVAC and refrigeration
applications
- Available to fit standard return bend on 3/8” coil tubing Easy installation just snaps on
- Excellent thermal tracking
- Cost efficient design
- Sturdy c onstruction Description: HVAC and refrigeration engineers have searched for years for a cost effective sensor capable of monitoring the refrigerant temperature in condenser and evapora - tor coils. In these applications, the only suitable place to mount the sensor is on the coil return bend, which makes sensor attachment a very difficult design problem. In the past, a number of “thermowell” or strap-on designs have been used but they were either difficult and time- consuming to install or they did not accurately sense the refrigerant temperature. The SS&C Sens-A-Coil solves the problem by integrating a fast response thermistor element into a plastic overmolded copper clip specially designed to snap onto 3/8" return bends. Because the sensor is housed in a small bulb which is attached to the copper clips, the Sens-A-Coil maximizes sensing surface area which enables the sensing element to quickly react to any changes in the refrigerant temperature. And since no tools are needed to install the Sens-A-Coil, both time and money can be saved in production and field service environments. The Sens-A-Coil is also well suited for use in HVAC diagnostic equipment and tools. This patented (Patent #6,814,486 B2) design from SS&C is the solution for sensing condenser and evaporator return bend temperatures. The Sens-A-Coil comes standard with 10ft. of AWG#22 PVC jacketed cable. Please contact the factory for specific design or application information or the availability of options.
Ordering Information
SS&C Part Number R25 (W) Material Curve D5003MC22P0 5,000 Z D1004MC22P0 10,000 Z Standard resistance tolerance is ±2% at 25˚C. Resistance versus temperature information for material curve Z can be found on page 59. Sens-A-Coil Thermistor Sensor Sens-A-Coil Temperature Sensor