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How should I correctly install the ACI RTD Freezer Transmitter Series Sensor for the best results?

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StAaron
12/17/2025, 02:18:08 PM

To properly install your ACI RTD Freezer Transmitter Series Sensor and achieve accurate temperature readings, follow these steps: First, when mounting the transmitter enclosure, remember that it needs to be installed outside the freezer or cooler unit. For units with a vertical design, the transmitter should be mounted at the top of the freezer. If the unit is horizontal, install the transmitter on the side or the back. Secure the base directly to the wall using double-sided tape. Secondly, when installing the sensor, consider these points. Bullet probe sensors can be installed using a 1/4 mounting clip (ACI Item #108169) or wrapped around a shelf. Make sure the sensor is placed in an area with good air circulation and that there are no obstructions. If a thermal buffer is needed, use a glycol kit (ACI Item #130127). When using the sensor in tanks or glycol applications, make sure the end of the sensor is above the liquid level. Finally, for wiring, connect the RTD sensor using the provided 2-pole terminal block. Avoid adding extra wire between the sensor and the transmitter board, since this could impact accuracy. By following these instructions, you can ensure a correct installation of your ACI RTD Freezer Transmitter Series Sensor and optimal performance.

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