Product Overview
Supco CR4-KTP Sensor Set: Temperature Probe and 0-500 PSI Pressure Transducer
Condition
Unused new old stock. Includes the KTP temperature module with its probe, the pressure module with its brass flare fitting, the connecting cables and the CR4-KTP instruction booklet. Markings legible: Supco, Sealed Unit Parts Co., Inc., Model No. KTP, Temperature; Pressure, 0 - 500 PSI, 0 - 35 bar.
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Product Overview
Supco's CR4 universal recorder logs readings over time, and the KTP set pairs a temperature probe with a 0-500 PSI pressure transducer so the recorder can track both on the same job. The booklet that comes with it is titled CR4-KTP Universal Recorder with Temperature Pressure Sensors.
Key Features
- Supco Model No. KTP, Sealed Unit Parts Co., Inc.
- Pressure module marked 0 - 500 PSI, 0 - 35 bar
- Pressure transducer with a brass flare fitting
- Temperature module with a metal-tipped probe
- Two cables: a white flat cable with a modular plug and a black round cable with a pin plug
- For the Supco CR4 universal recorder
- CR4-KTP instruction booklet included
Applications
- Logging refrigerant line pressure and temperature together while a system runs overnight
- Catching an intermittent fault on an HVAC or refrigeration system that never shows up while the tech is standing there
- Building a before-and-after record of a repair for the customer's file
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the CR4 recorder included?
Not included.
What pressure range does it read?
0 to 500 PSI, 0 to 35 bar, as marked on the pressure module.
Does it come with instructions?
Yes. The CR4-KTP instruction booklet is included.
Is this the set made for the CR4 recorder?
Yes. The temperature module reads Model No. KTP, and the booklet packed with the set is titled CR4-KTP Universal Recorder with Temperature Pressure Sensors. Flat-rate shipping in the lower 48, and orders over the free-shipping line ship free.
A chart recorder is only as honest as what it is plugged into. Thread the transducer on, set the probe in place, walk away, and let the CR4 tell you what the system did while nobody was watching.
