Sensors

• Temperature Sensors.
• Humidity Sensors.
• Pressure Sensors.
• Position Sensors.
• Flow Switches.
• Vibration Sensors.

The HVAC sensor on your thermostat is located near the evaporator coils. Indoor air moving toward the return vents passes by the sensor and coils. In turn, the sensor reads the temperature and checks if it matches what you've set on the thermostat. Accurate pressure measurement is vital for optimal HVAC system performance. Pressure sensors can measure extremely high and low pressures in air and water applications offering precise measurement of pressure, differential pressure, and velocity for reliable monitoring. If the temperature sensor stops reading the temperature in the evaporator unit, the air conditioner will just continue to blow cool air into the room. This will result in the room becoming too cold, which can lead to higher energy bills and an uncomfortably cold interior.