Accutemp AT0E-2885-3 Temp Sensor with 40" Lead 2 Female Disconnects 200°F-400°F

Special Price $137.07 Regular Price $192.95
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SKU
AT0E-2885-3
The Accutemp AT0E-2885-3 Temperature Sensor is designed to monitor between 200°F and 400°F, with precision, and reliability. This sensor features a 40-inch lead and two female disconnects which provide both convenient installation and flexible use. The AT0E-2885-3 Temperature Sensor works better in situations where precise temperature measurement is essential including industrial manufacturing operations and equipment maintenance operations. A robust design structure enables extended operational durability as well as an extensive temperature range ability for diverse environmental settings. This sensor provides dependable performance along with easy integration capabilities to serve multiple industrial applications.

Dimensions

  • Length: 5.125 In
  • Width: 5.125 In
  • Height: 0.5 In
  • Weight: 0.084 lbs
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Product Notes

  • Sensor, Temperature, 200-400°F~
  • 40" Lead W/2 Female
  • Disconnects, 1/8" Dia Probe, 2-7/8" Long.
  • Fits Accutemp Models~
  • Eg Series, Egf Series, Egf Series, Egf2083A48, Ggf1201A36
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Customer Questions
What maintenance is required for the Accutemp AT0E-2885-3 Temperature Sensor?

Inspect the temperature sensor regularly for corrosion, loose female disconnects, and damaged lead insulation. Ensure the probe is clean and properly secured in its mounting location for accurate readings. Verify wiring connections are tight to prevent signal loss or erratic temperature control. Avoid bending or pressing the lead to maintain sensor accuracy.

What are common issues with the Accutemp AT0E-2885-3 Temperature Sensor?

  • Inaccurate temperature readings from probe damage or buildup.
  • Loose female disconnects interrupting signal transmission.
  • Overheating or unstable temperature control during operation.
  • Damaged lead insulation causing intermittent sensor performance.
  • Failure to maintain proper cooking surface temperatures.

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Installation Steps

Step1: Turn off power and allow the equipment to cool completely before servicing to avoid burns or electrical shock.

Step2: Remove the old temperature sensor from the probe mounting placed and disconnect the two female terminals.

Step3: Insert the new probe into the same sensing position, ensuring full depth contact for accurate readings.

Step4: Connect the lead wires to the control board using the two female disconnects securely.

Step5: Restore power, run a heat cycle, and check temperature readings stay stable within range.

Step6: Keep wiring away from hot surfaces to ensure long-term safety and accuracy.