Remote Temperature Sensor

Description

The Infresco Remote Sensor from the AX-TE-OT range is designed for precise and reliable monitoring of outside air temperature, seamlessly interfacing with a wide variety of HVAC control systems. Available with either a high-quality thermistor element or an active linear output, this sensor ensures accurate measurement of external conditions.

Housed in a robust, weatherproof enclosure, the Infresco Remote Sensor provides IP65 protection against water and particulate ingress. The sensor element is mounted within a thermally conductive bead, ensuring accurate temperature readings even in harsh outdoor environments. This sensor is an essential component for optimizing HVAC performance and efficiency.

Key Features

• IP65 Housing: Available in square and round options, offering superior protection against water and dust.
• Direct Fixing: Easy installation with no need for additional brackets.
• Versatile Sensor Options: Compatible with a range of thermistor and PTC platinum elements.
• Flame Retardant Material: Constructed from VO rated flame retardant ABS for enhanced safety.
• Accurate Temperature Sensing: Ensures precise measurement of external temperatures.

Product Specifications

• Output:
  • Passive: Features a range of two-wire thermistor and PTC platinum elements providing variable resistance.
  • Active – Current: Outputs 4-20mA representing -10°C to 40°C (unless specified otherwise).
• Accuracy:
  • Thermistor: ±0.2°C between 0°C and 70°C.
  • Platinum: ±0.35°C between 0°C and 100°C (PT100a and PT1000a).
  • Active: ±0.1% of range.
• Materials: Made from VO rated flame retardant ABS.
• Terminals: Rising clamp terminals for 0.5-2.5mm² cable.
• Ambient Temperature Range: -40°C to 60°C.
• Dimensions: 80 x 80 x 52mm.
• Country of Origin: Canada.

Applications

The Infresco Remote Sensor is ideal for:

• HVAC Systems: Ensuring accurate monitoring and control of outside air temperature.
• Industrial Facilities: Providing reliable temperature readings in demanding environments.
• Commercial Buildings: Enhancing the efficiency of heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems.