Sensors
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SensorsSEN01315 Sensor; Transducer, Liquid Level, Analog
Trane SEN01315 Sensor; Transducer, Liquid Level, Analog Output
Liquid level sensors are used to monitor and regulate levels of a particular free-flowing substance within a contained space. These substances are usually liquid, however liquid level sensors can also be used to monitor solids, such as powders.
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SensorsWIKA R-1 Pressure Transmitter 0…25 bar
WIKA R-1 Pressure Transmitter 0…25 bar
Model R-1 (0…25) bar for refrigeration and air-conditioning applications.
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SensorsWIKA R-1 Pressure Transmitter 0…40 bar
WIKA R-1 Pressure Transmitter 0…40 bar
Model R-1 (0…40) bar for refrigeration and air-conditioning applications.
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WIKA R-1 Pressure Transmitter 0…45 bar
WIKA R-1 Pressure Transmitter 0…45 bar
Model R-1 (0…45) bar for refrigeration and air-conditioning applications.
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SensorsWIKA R-1 Pressure Transmitter 0…30 bar
WIKA R-1 Pressure Transmitter 0…30 bar
Model R-1 (0…30) bar for refrigeration and air-conditioning applications.
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SensorsWIKA R-1 Pressure Transmitter 0…50 bar
WIKA R-1 Pressure Transmitter 0…50 bar
Model R-1 (0…50) bar for refrigeration and air-conditioning applications.
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Cable and ConnectorsADP01123 Adapter; Specialty, Liquid Level Sensor
Trane ADP01123 Adapter; Specialty, Liquid Level Sensor
Specialty Adapter ADP01123 used on Trane old Series R™ chiller models to install new type of liquid level sensors
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SensorsSEN01960 Hi-Temp Sensor
Trane SEN01960 Sensor; Hi-Temp Sensor 24 VDC @ 20MA Max, Overmolded
Hi-Temp. Sensors encounter many diverse application needs throughout the HVAC and refrigeration industries. Temperature, humidity and pressure sensors are the most commonly used sensors for HVAC and building equipment applications.
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SensorsSEN02039 Temperature Sensor
Trane SEN02039 Sensor; Temperature Sensor, Fast Response
Fast Response Sensors encounter many diverse application needs throughout the HVAC and refrigeration industries. Temperature, humidity and pressure sensors are the most commonly used sensors for HVAC and building equipment applications.
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