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ClimateMaster 12B0005N01 Condensate Sensor

Special Price $13.88 Regular Price $18.04
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12B0005N01
The ClimateMaster 12B0005N01 Condensate Sensor is a sensing part designed to monitor condensate levels and reduce excess moisture within equipment and HVAC systems. It is installed in geothermal heat pumps and related systems where condensate management is essential for normal operation. When elevated water levels are detected, the sensor communicates with the control circuit to prevent overflow and reduce the risk of water-related interruptions. As an integral part of the drainage protection process, it supports efficient equipment operation, contributes to efficient system performance, and assists in maintaining proper condensate control throughout system conditions.
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Manufacturer Name: ClimateMaster
Product Number: 12B0005N01
OEM Part Number: 12B0005N01
Product Description: Condensate Sensor
Weight:0.02lbs/9.07g

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Customer Questions
What maintenance is required for the ClimateMaster 12B0005N01 Condensate Sensor?

Regularly inspect the sensor for dirt, algae, or mineral buildup. Clean the sensing area gently and ensure proper alignment in the condensate line. Check wiring connections for corrosion and follow safety precautions by disconnecting power before servicing.

What are common issues with the ClimateMaster 12B0005N01 Condensate Sensor?

  • False alarms due to dirt or debris on the sensor.
  • Sensor failing to detect condensate.
  • Corroded or loose electrical connections.
  • Water leakage around sensor mounting points.

Installation Steps

Step 1: Ensure all power is turned off before handling.

Step 2: Remove the old condensate sensor carefully, keeping mounting hardware.

Step 3: Position the new sensor and align it with the mounting points.

Step 4: Secure the sensor with screws, ensuring a firm fit.

Step 5: Reconnect any wiring according to specifications.

Step 6: Restore power and test the sensor for proper operation.