Johnson Controls TE-6000-1 Sensing Element

The Johnson Controls TE-6000-1 is a professional-grade 1000 Ohm nickel sensing element designed for high-precision temperature monitoring in commercial HVACR and building automation systems. Engineered with a ±1% resistance tolerance, this element ensures accurate signal feedback to compatible System 450 control modules and various digital controllers. The sensor features a positive temperature coefficient, where resistance increases at a rate of 3 ohms per degree Fahrenheit, providing reliable data for critical environmental adjustments.

This remote temperature sensor is built with a durable copper probe and 18 AWG two-wire leads, making it suitable for both indoor and outdoor applications when paired with the appropriate TE-6001 hardware assemblies. Whether you are performing a strap-on installation for pipe sensing or integrating it into duct-mounted holders, the TE-6000-1 temperature sensor delivers consistent 1k ohm nominal resistance at 70°F (21°C). Its robust construction and corrosion-resistant materials make it a staple for veteran technicians requiring a dependable replacement sensing element for Johnson Controls infrastructure.

• Precision Resistance: Matches 1000 ohm nickel element specifications with tight 1% tolerance for improved system setpoint accuracy.
• Broad Compatibility: Seamlessly integrates with Johnson Controls digital controllers and System 450 platforms.
• Versatile Mounting: Compatible with TE-6001 series hardware for duct, immersion, or strap-on surface applications.
• Resilient Design: Copper probe construction ensures rapid thermal response and long-term durability in varied environments.
• Ease of Wiring: Standard two-wire lead configuration simplifies field installation and reduces commissioning time.

What is the resistance-to-temperature relationship for this element?
The nickel element provides a predictable increase of 3 ohms/°F (5.4 ohms/°C), calibrated to a reference resistance of 1,000 ohms at 70°F (21°C).

Can I use this for outdoor air temperature sensing?
Yes, but it should be installed within a protective housing like the TE-6001-2 to protect the leads and element from direct weather exposure.

What is the recommended maximum wire run for this sensor?
To maintain accuracy within 1°F, keep total wiring resistance below 3 ohms. It is recommended to use 18 AWG wire for runs up to 250 feet.

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