Ensure active thermal protection, optimal efficiency, and precise real-time temperature tracking for your compressed air system with our high-precision Temperature Sensor Series for Atlas Copco Air Compressors.
Engineered to interface seamlessly with Elektronikon® controller panels, our replacement temperature sensors monitor critical oil and air discharge temperatures to prevent thermal overload and costly air end damage.
Technical Specifications & Supported Models
Primary Part Numbers: 1089057407
Compatible Brand: Atlas Copco (GA, GX, GR, and Z Series)
Sensor Element: High-precision PT1000 / PT100 Resistance Temperature Detector (RTD)
Probe Material: Industrial Stainless Steel (Corrosion & Wear Resistant)
Operating Temp Range: Up to +150°C (+302°F)
Condition: 100% Brand New, OEM-Quality Equivalent Replacement
Key Features & Advantages
Fast Thermal Response: Delivers millisecond-level temperature feedback to the Elektronikon® controller, ensuring instant protection against high-temperature trips.
Heavy-Duty Construction: Features a robust stainless steel housing and oil-resistant sealed electrical connectors, built to endure harsh industrial environments and mechanical vibrations.
Plug-and-Play Compatibility: Precision-cut threads and standard connector layouts match original factory specifications for quick, modification-free replacement.
Cost-Effective Reliability: Provides original equipment level performance and operational lifespan at a competitive aftermarket price point.
Common Applications
Installed across key temperature monitoring points in rotary screw compressors:
Air End Discharge Line
Oil Separator Vessel & Oil Cooler Circuits
Main Air Outlet Manifold
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q1: What are the signs of a failing temperature sensor? A: Common indicators include unstable/erratic temperature readings on the Elektronikon® display, false high-temperature shutdown alarms, or controller error codes indicating a sensor open/short circuit.
Q2: How do I select the correct temperature sensor for my model? A: Cross-check the part number stamped on your existing sensor probe or refer to your compressor’s parts manual. You can also send us a photo of your machine nameplate for verification.
