MAMAC Systems TE-701-B-7-D Sensor

MAMAC Systems TE-701-B-7-D Sensor

  • $11.22


Duct Temperature Sensor with 10,000 Ohm NTC Thermistor (Type III) Sensor, 12" Probe Length, and Flange Mount with 6' plenum cable

MAMAC Systems TE-701-B-7-D Duct Temperature Sensor – 10K Type III Thermistor, 12” Probe, Flange Mount with 6' Cable

The MAMAC Systems TE-701-B-7-D is a high-precision duct temperature sensor designed to provide reliable and accurate air temperature measurement in HVAC systems. This model features a 10,000 Ohm NTC Thermistor (Type III) sensing element, a 12-inch stainless steel probe, and a flange mount with a 6-foot plenum-rated pigtail cable for easy installation.

Engineered for performance and durability, this sensor supports a wide operating temperature range from -40°F to 210°F (-40°C to 100°C) and delivers industry-standard accuracy of ±0.36°F (0.2°C). The tip-sensitive probe ensures fast and precise temperature response, making it ideal for applications in duct-mounted temperature monitoring and control.

Key Features:

  • Model: TE-701-B-7-D

  • Manufacturer: MAMAC Systems

  • Sensor Type: Thermistor – 10K Ohm Type III

  • Probe Length: 12 Inches

  • Mounting: Flange Mount – Directly to duct, wall, or single gang box

  • Output Signal: Resistance

  • Accuracy: ±0.36°F (0.2°C) for Thermistor

  • Temperature Range: -40°F to 210°F (-40°C to 100°C)

  • Temperature Coefficient: Negative (Thermistor)

  • Cable: 6-Foot (1.8m) Plenum-Rated Pigtail

  • Certifications: CE, RoHS Compliant

  • Applications: Commercial HVAC, building automation, duct temperature sensing

  • Construction: Tip-sensitive probe for fast, accurate readings

  • Compatibility: Supports a variety of thermistor and RTD types for broad system integration

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Choose the MAMAC TE-701-B-7-D for dependable performance, fast response, and easy integration into your temperature control systems.

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