TEKMAR 6782 UNIVERSAL SENSOR (CONDENSATE RETURN SENSOR) REPLACES TST2313 14-0308

UNIVERSAL SENSOR (CONDENSATE RETURN SENSOR) REPLAC

The Tekmar 6782 Universal Sensor (Condensate Return Sensor) is a replacement for the TST2313. This product contains 1 sensor and all hardware needed to install and operate it.

This condensate return sensor replacement is also known as the 6781 or the 6950. Please confirm with your current part number before purchasing.

The Condensate Return Sensor (CRS) is a safety device used for detecting the flow of normally condensing loads, such as refrigeration and air conditioning equipment. Utilizing patented technology, this device eliminates false alarms when used on wet air-conditioning systems in common areas, such as schools and retail establishments. The CRS features an integrated water sensor that will monitor the presence of moisture in the return line to ensure proper fluid operation.

The Tekmar Sensor is a direct replacement for the following sensors: TST2313 14-0308. This sensor is designed to control the condensate drainage system on indirect fired systems where the condensate return line vents to the atmosphere through top of unit. Sensing tube must also be installed to facilitate sensor operation. Replaces TST2313 14-0308

This is the replacement for the TST2313 Sensor as listed in the Tekmar 6782 Backup System. This is the sensor that returns condensate back into your air conditioning system when your 24 VAC pump and header overheats. This usually happens due to a clogged condensate drain.

With the Tekmar Sensor Condensate Return, there is no guesswork involved. The Sensor continuously monitors and adjusts the system, to ensure proper condensate return to the boiler.

The TEKMAR 6782 Universal Sensor is a genuine replacement for TST2313 14-0308. The Sensor's distinct feature is the blue tail cap that flashes and changes to a constant glow when condensation is present in the unit or its lines. CONDENSATE HANDLE: The handle contains a separate switch to help indicate that the problem exists in the sensor and not further down stream. It illuminates red when activated by pushbutton.