uxcell 2 Pcs 10K NTC Thermistor Probe 15.7 Inch Copper Sensitive Temperature Temp Sensor for Air Conditioner

These thermistors are made very well and are a great value for the price. I know these can be used in air conditioners and such, but I ordered these for use in my PC build. The two-pack worked out nicely. The connector fits perfectly into the PC motherboard 2-pin temperature sensor header, which is how I hooked up the first one. The second one was a replacement for a sensor that feeds a read-out on the front of the case. The temperature readings are accurate. That being said, speaking from experience, if you are looking for thermistors to use in a PC build, get the flat ones unless you are specifically seeking these barrel-shaped probes. The shape of these probes make it difficult to fit in the very small spaces seen in computer components. But that’s not a strike against these thermistors… they certainly work as advertised.

Needed a sensor that was no longer available for an older, but nice, air-conditioning unit. The sensor that registers the temperature of the a/c evap. coils. Better known as a thermistor. The one needed was rated at approx.10K resistance. This replacement was the only option available unless I was willing to spend a lot of money for an assembly that had a lot more parts than needed.Using this as a replacement required removal from the plug end and inserting the wiring into the original plug end assembly. An easy task when done properly. Its resistance range was perfect for my needs.Come in double zip lock bags and is 15.5" in length. Just 1" shorter than my original which had enough slack to allow the use of this sensor in its place. Just plug it in, route the wiring and set the sensor end into the cavity made to receive the probe. (Which was exactly the same as the original.) Couldn't have worked out better.Now the Air Conditioner is up and running fine. Just in time for the hot Southern California weather.

These will not work with fujitsu split system. You have to go OEM.

Bien llego sin problema

Title says it all. Didn't fix what I needed to fix unfortunately.