EcoPlus Commercial Grade Water Chiller Temperature Sensor | For EcoPlus Commercial Chillers

Replacement Temperature Sensor for EcoPlus Commercial Chillers

A failing temperature sensor can throw off an entire hydroponic chiller's readings, even when the rest of the unit is working fine. This EcoPlus Commercial Grade Water Chiller Temperature Sensor is a direct-fit replacement part built specifically for EcoPlus Commercial chillers.

Direct-fit replacement sensor for EcoPlus Commercial Grade chillers.

Key Features & Benefits

• Temperature sensor built for EcoPlus Commercial Grade chillers — a direct-fit replacement part, not a universal sensor.
• Matches the original sensor's monitoring function — keeps the chiller's temperature readout and control accurate.
• Straightforward swap for a failed or aging sensor — no need to replace the entire chiller unit.
• Sold as a standalone accessory part — for growers maintaining existing EcoPlus Commercial equipment.

Who Should Use This EcoPlus Sensor

This fits growers running EcoPlus Commercial Grade chillers who need to replace a failed or unreliable temperature sensor rather than the entire unit.

About EcoPlus

EcoPlus manufactures water chillers and related hydroponic equipment, including a Commercial Grade line built for larger-scale reservoir cooling.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know if I need this sensor?

If an EcoPlus Commercial Grade chiller starts giving inaccurate temperature readings, cycling unpredictably, or throwing a sensor-related error, the temperature sensor is often the part at fault. Swapping in this replacement restores accurate monitoring without replacing the whole chiller.

Which chillers is this sensor compatible with?

It's built specifically for EcoPlus Commercial Grade chillers, per the manufacturer's own part listing. It is not intended as a universal sensor for other chiller brands or EcoPlus's non-commercial residential lines.

What does this sensor do?

It monitors the water temperature inside an EcoPlus Commercial Grade chiller and feeds that reading back to the unit's controller, which is what allows the chiller to hold a target temperature. Without an accurate sensor, the chiller can't reliably maintain the setpoint a grower has programmed.

Is this a part I can install myself?

Replacing a chiller's temperature sensor is a routine maintenance task on most commercial chiller units, though growers unfamiliar with their specific chiller's internals may prefer to consult the unit's manual or a technician before opening it up. Taking a photo of the original wiring before removal makes reassembly easier.