Trane SEN1960 Sensor

The Trane SEN1960 Sensor is a precision-engineered 24VDC Hi-Temp Sensor designed for critical monitoring in industrial-grade cooling and heating applications. This OEM Trane temperature sensor (replaces SEN01960) is built to thrive in extreme environments where standard sensors fail, operating reliably at temperatures up to 150°C (302°F). As a veteran technician knows, maintaining system reliability in industrial cooling systems or high-heat furnace environments requires real-time data that connects seamlessly with Tracer CH530 or Tracer TD7 control modules. The overmolded sensor design ensures durability in harsh environments, protecting internal thermistor elements from moisture and thermal shock. Whether you are servicing a Trane AquaStream 3G, Sintesis, or XStream chiller, this sensor provides the high-precision temperature monitoring necessary to optimize energy efficiency and prevent costly equipment breakdown.

Key Benefits:

• Broad Operating Range: Accurately tracks temperatures up to 302°F, making it suitable for industrial ovens, furnaces, and discharge air monitoring.
• Enhanced Compatibility: Integrates directly with 24VDC power supply systems and standard HVAC control systems.
• Robust Design: Features an overmolded construction that resists vibration and environmental degradation in mechanical rooms.
• Direct OEM Replacement: Replaces SEN01340, SEN1340, and SEN-1960, ensuring perfect physical and electrical fit for specified Trane chiller models.

Common Questions:

What happens if the 24VDC Hi-Temp Sensor fails?
If the Trane SEN1960 fails or sends inaccurate data, your HVAC control system may trigger safety shutdowns or fail to modulate properly, potentially leading to overheating or inefficient refrigerant cycles. Replacing a faulty sensor with this genuine OEM part restores precise process control.

Is this sensor compatible with my existing wiring harness?
The Trane SEN1960 Sensor is designed to work with standard extension and branching harness kits such as CAB01146 through CAB01150. Its standardized connector reduces installation time for contractors in the field.

Where should this sensor be mounted for the most accurate readings?
For industrial temperature monitoring, the sensor should be placed according to the specific manufacturer's guide for your unit, typically in the discharge air stream or direct contact points where high-temperature accuracy is paramount.

Disclaimer: While we strive for 100% accuracy, product data and specifications are subject to change. Please contact our team to confirm compatibility or technical details before purchasing.