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JOHNSON CONTROLS TE-6351M-1 Duct Temperature Sensor

The JOHNSON CONTROLS TE-6351M-1 is a hardwired Duct Temperature Sensor with a metal conduit box housing and no display. It offers a temperature accuracy of ±0.34°F and is designed for duct mount installation…

SKU 3G-OTH-68759

Also listed as: TE6351M1 · TE 6351M 1

Brand
JOHNSON CONTROLS
Item
TE-6351M-1 Duct Temperature Sensor
Part Number
TE-6351M-1
Category
Duct Temperature Sensors
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Also known as:TE-6351M-1JOHNSON CONTROLS
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Local office
20 Woodlands Link #09-05, Singapore 738733
Phone
+65 8878 8355
Delivery
Same-day or next-business-day delivery within Singapore for in-stock items; 7–14 days for factory-order parts from Europe.
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Technical Specifications

JOHNSON CONTROLS
Manufacturer Part Number
TE-6351M-1
Type
Conduit Box, -50°F to 70°F, Steel, Averaging Measurement, Metal
Display
No Display
Housing
Metal
Includes
(2) Hex-Head Self-Drilling Screws
Housing Type
Conduit Box
Product Type
Duct Temperature Sensor
Mounting Location
Duct Mount
Temperature Accuracy
±0.34°F
Electrical Connection Type
Hardwired
For Use With Building Automation Systems
Building Automation System Compatible

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Product Description

The JOHNSON CONTROLS TE-6351M-1 is a hardwired Duct Temperature Sensor with a metal conduit box housing and no display. It offers a temperature accuracy of ±0.34°F and is designed for duct mount installation, including (2) hex-head self-drilling screws. This sensor is compatible with building automation systems and provides averaging measurement.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the JOHNSON CONTROLS TE-6351M-1 duct temperature sensor used for?

The JOHNSON CONTROLS TE-6351M-1 is a hardwired duct temperature sensor used in building automation systems to monitor and control air temperature within HVAC ducts. Its averaging measurement capability provides a representative temperature reading across the duct, improving system efficiency and comfort in commercial and industrial facilities.

What are the specifications of the JOHNSON CONTROLS TE-6351M-1?

The TE-6351M-1 is a duct mount temperature sensor with a metal conduit box housing, no display, and a temperature range of -50°F to 70°F. It offers ±0.34°F accuracy, is hardwired, and includes (2) hex-head self-drilling screws. It is compatible with building automation systems and provides averaging measurement.

Where to buy the JOHNSON CONTROLS TE-6351M-1 worldwide?

3G Electric supplies the JOHNSON CONTROLS TE-6351M-1 duct temperature sensor worldwide. As a global industrial solutions provider, we handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to your site. Contact us for pricing and lead time on this averaging measurement sensor for building automation systems.

How to install the JOHNSON CONTROLS TE-6351M-1 duct temperature sensor?

Mount the TE-6351M-1 sensor in the duct using the included hex-head self-drilling screws. Ensure the sensing element is fully exposed to airflow for accurate averaging measurement. Hardwire the electrical connections per local codes and the building automation system's wiring diagram. Verify the sensor is compatible with your controller before powering up.

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3G Electric supplies JOHNSON CONTROLS duct temperature sensors. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.

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Hardwired duct temperature sensor with metal conduit box housing for duct-mount installation. Provides averaging measurement with ±0.34°F accuracy over a -50°F to 220°F range. Includes two hex-head self-drilling screws. Compatible with building automation systems for HVAC temperature monitoring and control
JOHNSON CONTROLS
Hardwired duct temperature sensor with metal conduit box housing for duct-mount installation. Provides averaging measurement with ±0.34°F accuracy over a -50°F to 220°F range. Includes two hex-head self-drilling screws. Compatible with building automation systems for HVAC temperature monitoring and control

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