Description Of Underfloor Heating Thermistor Temperature Sensor Probes

The Probe and Sensor are used to control temperature where moisture would be a problem i.e. in wet room or bathroom. It can also control floor temperature where overheating would cause damage.

The temperature of an underfloor heating system is controlled via a thermostat that reads the temperature of the room through sensors. With underfloor heating, it’s common for there to be two types of sensor installed, the usual air sensor (in the thermostat itself) as well as an underfloor heating probe, or floor sensor.

Features Of Underfloor Heating Thermistor Temperature Sensor Probes

* Works with a wide range of different thermostats
* Please check the resistance values of your current sensor against the table below for compatibility
* Cable has high rigidity, allowing it to be easily passed through existing flexible conduit
* Suitable for use in wet areas. IP68 Rated (When installed according to manufacturers instructions)
* No polarity, simply connect the two wires either way round to the sensor outlet on the thermostat
* Rubber thermoplastic protective housing for NTC sensor

* The cable measures about 3 meters in length.
* Rubber thermoplastic protective housing for NTC sensor.
* This sensor has a resistance of 10K Ohms @ 25℃.
* Mainly used for underfloor heating thermostat to measure floor temperature, also suitable for monitoring piping water temperature, indoor temperature and outdoor temperature.
* Easy to connect with underfloor heating thermostat, the sensor probe can be stick to electrothermal film.

Applications Of Underfloor Heating Thermistor Temperature Sensor Probes

1.Temperature measurement,
2.Sensing and control: White goods, Refrigerators, freezers, deep-freezers, coolers Ice cube makers
3.Floor heating system

How do I Install an Underfloor Heating Sensor Probe?

When installing a floor sensor, you should always follow the manufacturer’s instructions supplied however, there are some general rules that should be applied when installing any underfloor heating probe.
The probe should be placed equal distance between heating wires and should never cross a heating wire.
The probe can be installed either above or below your electric underfloor heating mat.
Areas in which the temperature may be affected such as near external doors or on heating pipes, should be avoided.

How do you Test an Underfloor Heating Probe?

During installation, the underfloor heating probe should be tested to ensure it is working correctly. This will be done by the installer. In order to do this, they will use a digital multimeter. A multimeter is an electronic measuring device that can usually measure voltage, resistance and current. In this case, your installer will be measuring resistance (ohms Ω).
To test if the underfloor heating sensor is working correctly, they will attach the multimeter probes to the floor sensor cable. At normal room temperature, the multimeter should read 10kΩ at 25°C. If this is the case your sensor cable is working correctly and the install can be completed.

ABOUT THE CUSTOM
Temperature sensor customization can be roughly divided into: resistance, processing (tinning or connector connection)
1. Customized according to customer needs, common types refer to the following composition categories

2. Specific parameters are as follows