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Carrier ZS2-H-CAR Temperature Sensor W/Humidity

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Special Price $513.14 Regular Price $569.58
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ZS2-H-CAR
The Carrier ZS2-H-CAR Temperature Sensor is a high accuracy instrument which can be used in a wide variety of HVAC systems. It has high operational sensitivity and regards for constant and correct outcomes for the efficacy of the system and energy consumption. This sensor is designed to meet all the better environments, such as high humidity, mechanical vibration, and temperature cycling, among others. Some of the characteristics of the include a broad range of measurement, short response time, and high reproducibility. It complements Carrier’s building automation systems and allows the tracking and management of thermal environments.
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Specifications

  • Type: Temperature Sensor
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    What maintenance is required for the Carrier ZS2-H-CAR Temperature Sensor?

    Check the sensor regularly for dust, dirt, or moisture accumulation that could affect readings. Ensure wiring connections are secure and the sensor is properly mounted. Keeping the sensor clean helps maintain accurate temperature and humidity monitoring. Always disconnect power before inspection or handling.

    What are common issues with the Carrier ZS2-H-CAR Temperature Sensor?

    • Inaccurate temperature or humidity readings.
    • Intermittent signal or communication errors.
    • Corrosion or damage to terminals.
    • Sensor failure or unresponsive output.

    Installation Steps

    Step1: Turn off power to the HVAC system before starting.

    Step2: Mount the sensor on an interior wall away from vents, sunlight, and moisture.

    Step3: Run and connect the wiring to the designated control terminals.

    Step4: Secure the sensor to the mounting plate and ensure tight connections.

    Step5: Restore power and test temperature and humidity readings for accuracy.