Johnson Controls T-5210-1008 Temperature Transmitter

The Johnson Controls T-5210-1008 is a high-precision pneumatic temperature transmitter designed to deliver a linear 3 to 15 psig output signal proportional to the sensed media temperature. This unit features a 50 to 150 degree Fahrenheit operating range and utilizes a remote copper bulb with a 5.5-inch copper capillary for accurate thermal sensing in duct, pipe, or tank applications. Engineered for professional-grade HVAC control loops, it requires a 20 psig supply pressure and maintains an efficient 45 SCIM air consumption rate. This model is the functional direct replacement for the T-5220-1008, ensuring seamless integration into existing pneumatic architectures without requiring extensive recalibration of receiving controllers. Built with a direct-acting pneumatic movement, the T-5210-1008 provides reliable mechanical feedback to stabilize HVAC pneumatic control systems. Whether you are maintaining legacy plant equipment or servicing commercial air handlers, this transmitter offers the durability needed for demanding mechanical room environments.

• Precise Linear Output: Converts thermal data into a standard 3-15 psi pneumatic signal for accurate receiver-controller operation.
• Optimized Air Economy: Operates with a low 45 SCIM air consumption, reducing the demand on the central compressor system.
• Versatile Mounting: Includes hardware for duct, flange, wall, or well installation, facilitating flexible HVAC sensor placement.
• Legacy Compatibility: Specifically designed to replace the Johnson Controls T-5220-1008, minimizing downtime during part changeouts.
• Durable Sensing Element: Features a rugged copper bulb capable of withstanding element temperatures from 40 to 310°F.

Is the T-5210-1008 compatible with multi-brand pneumatic systems?
Yes, as long as the system operates on a standard 3 to 15 psig pneumatic signal and maintains a consistent 20 psig supply pressure, this transmitter can interface with most industrial pneumatic controllers.

What specialized tools are needed for installation?
Calibration typically requires a precision pressure gauge and a calibrated thermometer. The unit features an integral hypodermic needle test point for easy in-line pressure checks without breaking the poly tubing connections.

Can this be used for domestic hot water monitoring?
While the operating range is 50-150°F, the copper sensing bulb can handle up to 310°F. It is frequently used for discharge air and domestic water as long as the target setpoint falls within the 50-150°F calibrated span.

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