Maxitrol TS10765A Sensor
The Maxitrol TS10765A Sensor is a high-precision inlet air reset sensor engineered specifically for technical integration within Selectra electronic gas modulation systems. Featuring a fixed 8:1 reset ratio, this component is designed to provide an inverse change in discharge air temperature for every degree of change in the intake air, ensuring optimal stabilization of gas-fired heating processes. As a direct replacement for the legacy Maxitrol TS1007A, the TS10765A is essential for high-performance make-up air units and industrial direct-fired systems where consistent air-to-fuel ratios are non-negotiable.
For a complete and professional installation, this sensor must be paired with a compatible Maxitrol mixing tube (such as the MT1 or MT2 series) to accurately sample the airstream. Its role in the Series 14 and Series 21 control logic allows for dynamic temperature adjustments, reducing the load on modulating-regulating valves while maximizing thermal efficiency. Contractors should verify the 8:1 ratio requirement against the specific A1014 amplifier settings to ensure the control loop responds correctly to ambient outdoor temperature fluctuations without hunting or oscillation.
Key Benefits- 8:1 Reset Ratio: Delivers precise inlet air reset functionality to maintain tight discharge air temperature control across varying seasonal conditions.
- Selectra Compatibility: Engineered for seamless interface with Maxitrol Selectra Series 14, 20, and 21 electronic modulation systems.
- Field-Proven Reliability: Supersedes the TS1007A sensor, offering a drop-in solution for aging direct-fired gas heating equipment.
- Enhanced Efficiency: Automates temperature compensation, reducing manual overrides and fuel consumption in make-up air applications.
- Can this sensor be used without a mixing tube? No, professional technical standards require the use of a mixing tube to ensure the thermistor is shielded from radiant heat and properly exposed to the sampled airstream.
- Is the TS10765A compatible with all fuel gases? Yes, this sensor is designed for use in systems handling natural, manufactured, mixed, and LP gas-air mixtures.
- How do I troubleshoot a suspected sensor failure? For diagnostic accuracy, a veteran technician should perform a resistance check or use a 10,000-ohm test resistor at the amplifier terminals to isolate the inlet air reset sensor from the modulation circuit.
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.
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$35.33Maxitrol TS10765A Sensor
The Maxitrol TS10765A Sensor is a high-precision inlet air reset sensor engineered specifically for technical integration within Selectra electronic gas modulation systems. Featuring a fixed 8:1 reset ratio, this component is designed to provide an inverse change in discharge air temperature for every degree of change in the intake air, ensuring optimal stabilization of gas-fired heating processes. As a direct replacement for the legacy Maxitrol TS1007A, the TS10765A is essential for high-performance make-up air units and industrial direct-fired systems where consistent air-to-fuel ratios are non-negotiable.
For a complete and professional installation, this sensor must be paired with a compatible Maxitrol mixing tube (such as the MT1 or MT2 series) to accurately sample the airstream. Its role in the Series 14 and Series 21 control logic allows for dynamic temperature adjustments, reducing the load on modulating-regulating valves while maximizing thermal efficiency. Contractors should verify the 8:1 ratio requirement against the specific A1014 amplifier settings to ensure the control loop responds correctly to ambient outdoor temperature fluctuations without hunting or oscillation.
Key Benefits- 8:1 Reset Ratio: Delivers precise inlet air reset functionality to maintain tight discharge air temperature control across varying seasonal conditions.
- Selectra Compatibility: Engineered for seamless interface with Maxitrol Selectra Series 14, 20, and 21 electronic modulation systems.
- Field-Proven Reliability: Supersedes the TS1007A sensor, offering a drop-in solution for aging direct-fired gas heating equipment.
- Enhanced Efficiency: Automates temperature compensation, reducing manual overrides and fuel consumption in make-up air applications.
- Can this sensor be used without a mixing tube? No, professional technical standards require the use of a mixing tube to ensure the thermistor is shielded from radiant heat and properly exposed to the sampled airstream.
- Is the TS10765A compatible with all fuel gases? Yes, this sensor is designed for use in systems handling natural, manufactured, mixed, and LP gas-air mixtures.
- How do I troubleshoot a suspected sensor failure? For diagnostic accuracy, a veteran technician should perform a resistance check or use a 10,000-ohm test resistor at the amplifier terminals to isolate the inlet air reset sensor from the modulation circuit.
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.
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The Maxitrol TS10765A Sensor is a high-precision inlet air reset sensor engineered specifically for technical integration within Selectra electronic gas modulation systems. Featuring a fixed 8:1 reset ratio, this component is designed to provide an inverse change in discharge air temperature for every degree of change in the intake air, ensuring optimal stabilization of gas-fired heating processes. As a direct replacement for the legacy Maxitrol TS1007A, the TS10765A is essential for high-performance make-up air units and industrial direct-fired systems where consistent air-to-fuel ratios are non-negotiable.
For a complete and professional installation, this sensor must be paired with a compatible Maxitrol mixing tube (such as the MT1 or MT2 series) to accurately sample the airstream. Its role in the Series 14 and Series 21 control logic allows for dynamic temperature adjustments, reducing the load on modulating-regulating valves while maximizing thermal efficiency. Contractors should verify the 8:1 ratio requirement against the specific A1014 amplifier settings to ensure the control loop responds correctly to ambient outdoor temperature fluctuations without hunting or oscillation.
Key Benefits- 8:1 Reset Ratio: Delivers precise inlet air reset functionality to maintain tight discharge air temperature control across varying seasonal conditions.
- Selectra Compatibility: Engineered for seamless interface with Maxitrol Selectra Series 14, 20, and 21 electronic modulation systems.
- Field-Proven Reliability: Supersedes the TS1007A sensor, offering a drop-in solution for aging direct-fired gas heating equipment.
- Enhanced Efficiency: Automates temperature compensation, reducing manual overrides and fuel consumption in make-up air applications.
- Can this sensor be used without a mixing tube? No, professional technical standards require the use of a mixing tube to ensure the thermistor is shielded from radiant heat and properly exposed to the sampled airstream.
- Is the TS10765A compatible with all fuel gases? Yes, this sensor is designed for use in systems handling natural, manufactured, mixed, and LP gas-air mixtures.
- How do I troubleshoot a suspected sensor failure? For diagnostic accuracy, a veteran technician should perform a resistance check or use a 10,000-ohm test resistor at the amplifier terminals to isolate the inlet air reset sensor from the modulation circuit.
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.
