Description
MAMAC Systems TE-703-D-17-A-1 Immersion Temperature Sensor Overview
The MAMAC Systems TE-703-D-17-A-1 is a precision immersion temperature sensor engineered for reliable fluid and pipe temperature measurement in commercial and industrial HVAC and building automation applications. Featuring a 20,000 Ohm NTC (Negative Temperature Coefficient) thermistor sensing element, this sensor delivers accurate, responsive temperature readings that integrate seamlessly with a wide range of building automation system (BAS) controllers and DDC systems.
Key Features
- 20,000 Ohm NTC thermistor sensing element for accurate, stable temperature measurement
- 4″ immersion probe length for proper fluid contact in pipes and vessels
- 1/8″ NPT threaded adapter for straightforward installation into standard pipe fittings and thermowells
- NEMA 4 rated painted steel enclosure provides protection against dust, splashing water, and corrosion
- Designed for hydronic, chilled water, hot water, and process piping applications
- Compatible with BAS and DDC controllers that accept 20K NTC thermistor inputs
Sensor & Enclosure Specifications
- Sensor Type: 20,000 Ohm NTC Thermistor
- Probe Length: 4 inches
- Fitting: 1/8″ NPT Adapter
- Enclosure Type: NEMA 4 Painted Steel
- Brand: MAMAC Systems
- SKU: TE-703-D-17-A-1
Application
Ideal for monitoring supply, return, and mixed water temperatures in hydronic heating and cooling systems, chilled water loops, heat exchangers, and other fluid-based HVAC systems. The NEMA 4 enclosure ensures reliable performance in wet or wash-down environments, making it suitable for mechanical rooms and industrial settings.
Why Choose MAMAC Systems?
MAMAC Systems is a trusted manufacturer of sensors and transmitters for the HVAC and building automation industry. Their immersion temperature sensors are known for consistent accuracy, durable construction, and broad compatibility with leading BAS platforms, making them a go-to choice for engineers, contractors, and facility managers.
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