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North American Floor Sensor
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Product Highlights
Description
- Can be used with TH114 and TH115 Series thermostats
- AC112 models have flexible wire casing
- Sensor Type: Thermistor (10k ohm @ 77 F / 25 C)
- Mounting: Between 2 heating cables in radiant floor
- Dimensions: 180" X 0.16" X 0.23"
- Used With: TH114-AF-120GA, TH114-AF-120GB, TH114-AF-240GA, TH114-AF-240GB, TH115-AF-120GA, TH115-AF-120GB, TH115-AF-240GA, TH115-AF-240GB
Specs
| Length (Feet): | 10' |
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Product Q&A
6 QuestionsQ: can this product be used with a concrete radiant flooring system in a garage?
Asked by Gregg 10 years ago
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Verified Reply- Supplyhouse StaffYes if used one one of their thermostats.
Q: Will this sensor work with the TH114-A-240D-B? If so, does the TH114-A-240D-B have terminals to connect to this sensor? Is the sensor circuit 24V? Thanks,
Asked by andy 11 years ago
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Verified Reply- Supplyhouse StaffNo it will not, it has no sensor connections. The sensor I believe is a millivolt resistor.
Q: would i use this sensor with a stapple uphydronic system with hardwood floor above? would the sensor go underneath the floor or set on top of the hardwood somehow
Asked by gus 12 years ago
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I would place the sensor along side of a tube with duct tape to hold it it place. These things are cheap to buy so place two or three in different locations so if one fails or gets damaged you can change the wires at the box where the thermostat is mounted. BE CAREFUL WHEN SHOOTING THE STAPLES INTO THE FLOOR (both tubing and wires) G.Hensman Sent from my iPad
Q: Can the length be added to? I need the sensor to be about 25 - 35 feet away from the thermostat.
Asked by rp974 13 years ago
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On the average sensor wires can run up to 500 feet so adding the few feet you want to will not be an issue.
In one of my in floor heating zones I extended the lead length to at least 40 feet. Used a 16 gauge wire. Given the approximately 10k resistance of the sensor the additional sensor wire is immaterial. My installation is working fine.
I am not an electrician, but I am sure you could extend it. The resistance is in the sensor on the end of the wire and not in the wire itself. Eventually there would be a limit, but any limitation on extension would most likely be set by the thermostat. Brad Watson, P.E.
Sorry but that doesn't make any sense. The thermostat is connected to the sensor AND the heated floor mat. The heated tile area should start RIGHT NEXT TO the wall that this thermostat is mounted to. If it does not, then that is a design problem and should be fixed - extend the dedicated home run (junction it if need be), and install the thermostat in the proper place. The ONLY reason I can think of why you might ask this question is that your electrician didn't install the dedicated home run to a good place, right next to your tile work. If that's the case, then you should move it, so that your thermostat will be VERY close (mounted on a wall directly next to) the heating wires. Good luck!
Q: Anyone know if this temp sensor will work for the EZ Heating thermostat system? Thanks!
Asked by Dave 13 years ago
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We use ours with Thermosoft mats and Honeywell (Aube) thermostats. You are asking about the EZ Heating System, which also has the Aube thermostat option, so this sensor should work just find there also. Make sure you install a primary and backup sensor in the floor, just in case. Only one of them will actually be CONNECTED to the thermostat. The other will just sit behind the thermostat in case there is a failure. Good luck!
I did a quick search and can't tell. EZ heat does not list anywhere in their literature whether they use a 10k ohm sensor, which is the most common one used here in the US. I also couldn't find any specs anywhere else online. Best thing to do is contact EZ Heat and ask for the resistance chart for their sensor or just ask if it is a 10k sensor that they use in their stats. Sorry I couldn't be of more help. I use these sensors all the time for other systems (hot water) so they do work with a lot of different thermostats. Good luck. Jeff
Q: WILL THIS SENSOR WORK WITH THE AUBE TH115 AF 024T THERMOSTAT
Asked by Rex 13 years ago
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Verified Reply- PexSupply StaffYes, it will.
Yes. No problem. Jeff
I have used the NA floor sensor with the AUBE THERMOSTAT in question. I will note that the AUBE came with a sensor. Pat
Yes. I've connected it to mine. Wrks fine. Have a good day. Sent from my U.S. Cellular® Smartphone
Yes, we have this sensor installed with our Honeywell Aube thermostat.