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    General Purpose Temperature Sensor

    Product Information Sheet 501-1121

    Overview
    The 501-1121 is CPC’s general purpose temperature
    sensor. It is suited for a wide variety of applications.
    The temperature sensor has a 10KΩ thermistor. The Sensor Clamp
    thermistor is enclosed in a nickel-plated brass shell
    with epoxy. The sensor has a green 10’ pigtail. The
    wire is a 22 AWG CL3X cord with 2 conductors. The
    cable is UL rated for 194°F (90°C). The sensor has
    been tested by CPC to maintain less than 0.72°F error
    Resistance Chart
    The accuracy of the resistor can be verified using an
    between -40 and 248°F.
    Ohm meter. The chart below shows the resistance for
    various temperatures.
    Installation Temperature Temperature
    ( oF ) (o C )
    Resistance
    (Ohms)
    The sensor connections to the input point on the 16AI
    board are not polarity sensitive. The sensor can be -40 -40 336,450
    wired to any available point on the 16AI board. -30 -34 234,170
    Connect one lead to the 0V input, and connect the -20 -29 165,210
    other lead to the SIG input. The sensor is connected -10 -23 118,060
    as shown below in the Sensor Wiring Diagram. 0 -18 85,399
    10 -12 62,493
    The dip switch for the 16AI input should be set to the 20 -7 46,235
    ON position. 30 -1 34,565
    40 4 26,100
    50 10 19,899
    60 16 15,311
    70 21 11,883
    80 27 9,299
    90 32 7,334
    100 38 5,828
    110 43 4,664
    120 49 3,758
    Sensor Wiring Diagram 130 54 3,048
    140 60 2,488
    The sensor includes a metal insulated clamp for 150 66 2,042
    securing the sensor. Mounting hardware is not 160 71 1,686
    included with the clamp. The sensor can also be 170 77 1,400
    secured using standard cable ties (not provided). 180 82 1,169
    190 88 981
    200 93 827

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