Johnson Controls TE-6000-11 Sensing Element

The Johnson Controls TE-6000-11 is a high-precision 1000 Ohm Nickel temperature sensing element specifically engineered for bearing temperature monitoring and industrial HVACR applications. This nickel-bearing element is encased in a durable brass tube probe, providing superior thermal conductivity and mechanical protection in demanding environments. Designed for seamless integration with Building Automation Systems (BAS) and DDC controllers, the TE-6000-11 features a ± 1% resistance tolerance at 70°F, ensuring accurate data transmission for critical equipment monitoring. As a positive temperature coefficient (PTC) sensor, it provides a linear resistance increase of 3 ohms per degree Fahrenheit. This replacement element is supplied with two 18 AWG wire leads and adhesive backing for versatile field installation. Ideal for technicians seeking a reliable HVAC temperature sensor to prevent equipment failure through precise thermal feedback.

• Precision Performance: The 1000 Ohm Nickel element provides high-resolution feedback with a ± 1% resistance tolerance for sensitive building automation systems.
• Industrial Strength: The brass tube housing protects the internal sensor from mechanical wear and chemical exposure common in bearing temperature monitoring.
• Wide Operating Range: Capable of accurate sensing from -50°F to 250°F (-46°C to 121°C), making it suitable for both refrigeration and high-heat applications.
• Easy Integration: Standard two-wire leads allow for quick field connection to most Johnson Controls and third-party controllers without complex wiring.

What is the resistance curve for the TE-6000-11?
This 1000 Ohm nickel sensing element follows a specific curve where resistance measures exactly 1,000 ohms at 70°F (21°C) and increases at a rate of 3 ohms/°F.

Is this sensor compatible with non-Johnson Controls systems?
Yes, as long as your controller is configured for a 1k ohm nickel input with the standard Johnson Controls resistance curve, this nickel-bearing sensor will provide accurate readings.

Can the probe be used for liquid immersion?
While the brass probe offers protection, it is primarily designed for surface or bearing applications. For immersion in pipes, always use a compatible thermowell to prevent direct contact with high-pressure fluids.

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