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Johnson Controls TE-635S-1 Temperature Sensor, Strap Mount, 3″ Probe, 1K Ohm Platinum

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The Johnson Controls TE-635S-1 is a precision strap-mount temperature sensor engineered for reliable pipe surface temperature measurement in commercial and industrial HVAC and building automation applications. Featuring a platinum resistive temperature detector (RTD) element with a 1,000 Ohm (1K Ohm) resistance, this sensor delivers highly accurate and stable temperature readings across a wide operating range — making it an ideal choice for hydronic systems, chilled water loops, hot water distribution, and energy management applications.

The strap-mount design allows for fast, tool-friendly installation directly onto pipe surfaces without the need for immersion wells or pipe penetration, reducing installation time and system downtime. The 3-inch probe length ensures solid thermal contact and consistent sensing performance across varying pipe diameters.

Key Features
  • Strap-mount design for easy, non-invasive pipe surface installation
  • 3-inch probe length for reliable thermal contact
  • Platinum RTD sensing element for high accuracy and long-term stability
  • 1,000 Ohm (1K Ohm) resistance output for compatibility with a wide range of BAS/DDC controllers
  • Suitable for hydronic heating and cooling, chilled water, and hot water systems
  • Designed for commercial and industrial HVAC building automation applications
Specifications
  • Brand: Johnson Controls
  • Model / SKU: TE-635S-1
  • Mounting Type: Strap Mount
  • Probe Length: 3 inches
  • Sensing Element: Platinum RTD
  • Resistance: 1,000 Ohm (1K Ohm)
Applications
  • Hydronic heating and cooling systems
  • Chilled water and hot water pipe monitoring
  • Building automation and direct digital control (DDC) systems
  • Energy management and HVAC optimization