Sensor
Sensor
We supply precision sensors by P+F, Rechner, Keyence, IFM, Turck. These components enable accurate monitoring, robust performance, and reliable data acquisition for industrial automation and process control.
With two decades as a trusted authority in refrigeration compressors and their critical components, ascompressors.com understands that accurate, real-time data is the foundation of efficient, reliable, and safe cooling system operation. Sensors are the eyes and ears of your refrigeration and HVAC systems, constantly monitoring vital parameters to ensure optimal performance, enable precise control, and prevent costly failures. As your dedicated supplier, we offer a comprehensive range of high-quality sensors designed for the rigorous demands of commercial and industrial cooling applications.
A sensor's primary function is to detect and measure physical quantities (like temperature, pressure, flow, humidity) and convert them into electrical signals that can be read by a controller or monitoring system. This continuous feedback loop allows for precise adjustments, proactive maintenance, and immediate fault detection, significantly extending the lifespan of your valuable compressors and ensuring consistent cooling performance.
Core Sensor Types and Key Products:
Our extensive inventory includes a variety of sensors, carefully selected for their accuracy, durability, and reliability in demanding refrigeration environments. We focus on providing solutions that offer seamless integration and robust data acquisition:
Temperature Sensors: Absolutely critical for monitoring various points within the refrigeration cycle.
NTC/PTC Thermistors: Common and cost-effective, providing resistance changes with temperature. Used for evaporator coil temperature, ambient sensing, defrost termination, and cold room temperature.
PT100/PT1000 RTDs (Resistance Temperature Detectors): Offer higher accuracy and linearity over a wider temperature range, often used for precise control in chillers, liquid lines, or critical process cooling.
Thermocouples: For very high or very low temperatures, or where fast response is critical, though less common in standard refrigeration. We supply various probe types: air probes, contact probes (for pipes), and immersion probes (for liquids).
Pressure Sensors/Transducers: Essential for monitoring refrigerant pressures at various points, crucial for compressor control and system diagnostics.
Analog Pressure Transducers: Output a continuous voltage or current signal proportional to pressure, enabling precise control. Used for suction pressure, discharge pressure, oil pressure, and condenser pressure.
Pressure Switches: Simple on/off devices that activate or deactivate at a specific pressure setpoint. Used for high-pressure cut-outs (HPCO), low-pressure cut-outs (LPCO), and fan cycling.
Flow Sensors: Used to monitor the flow of refrigerants, water, or other fluids within the system.
Paddle Wheel Flow Sensors: For liquid lines to confirm circulation.
Thermal Mass Flow Sensors: For gas lines or precise refrigerant metering in advanced systems.
Differential Pressure Flow Sensors: Infer flow by measuring pressure drop across an orifice.
Humidity Sensors: Crucial for managing environmental conditions in cold storage, chillers, and controlled atmosphere rooms to prevent condensation, mold, and product spoilage.
Level Sensors: For monitoring refrigerant or oil levels in receivers, accumulators, or oil separators, protecting the compressor from liquid slugging or oil starvation.
Proximity Sensors & Limit Switches: For detecting the position of valves, dampers, or movable parts in automated systems.
We ensure our sensors are built to withstand harsh conditions, offering features like robust casings, wide operating temperature ranges, high accuracy, and various output signals (e.g., 0-10V, 4-20mA, digital).
Essential Applications and Industries for Our Sensors:
The precise data acquisition provided by our high-quality sensors is vital across a broad spectrum of commercial and industrial cooling applications:
Refrigeration System Control: Providing feedback for controllers to manage compressors, fans, defrost cycles, and expansion valves in walk-in coolers, freezers, display cases, and supermarket racks.
HVAC System Optimization: Monitoring temperatures and pressures in central air conditioning units, chillers, and air handling units to optimize comfort, energy efficiency, and predictive maintenance.
Compressor Protection: Monitoring discharge temperature, oil pressure, and suction pressure to prevent compressor overheating, lubrication failure, and liquid slugging.
Energy Management Systems (EMS) & Building Management Systems (BMS): Providing critical data for comprehensive system monitoring, data logging, and energy optimization strategies.
Industrial Process Cooling: Ensuring precise temperature, pressure, and flow control in manufacturing, chemical, and food processing plants for critical process stability.
Troubleshooting & Diagnostics: Enabling technicians to quickly identify operational anomalies, refrigerant issues, or component failures through real-time data.
Innovation, Reliability, and Unrivaled Expertise:
At ascompressors.com, our 20 years in the refrigeration field have taught us that accurate sensing is fundamental to intelligent control and long-term system health. Faulty or inaccurate sensors can lead to inefficient operation, premature component wear, and costly breakdowns. By choosing our high-quality sensors, you're investing in enhanced system intelligence, improved energy efficiency, proactive maintenance, and maximized equipment lifespan. Our technical team possesses the deep knowledge required to assist you in selecting the ideal sensor for your specific application and controller, ensuring seamless integration and robust data acquisition. Trust us to provide the crucial insights your cooling solutions demand.
Why Shop for Compressors at "A&S Aerodynamic"
Here at A&S Aerodynamic, we offer a wide range of refrigeration compressors from various brands and models. Our products are sourced from reputable brands in the industry, so you can be sure they’re made to fit OE specifications.
1. Before shipping, we will send you photos of the actual product for your confirmation ( eg. nameplate, appearance, and report).
2. The product comes with a 1-year manufacturer warranty policy and 3-year in-house warranty.
3. If the product is damaged during transportation or cannot be repaired due to non-human-caused within 1 year, no return, we will directly refund or resend the new product.
4. For select items, we will include a repair kit ( Special Needs Customer Service ).
5. Enjoy a worry-free experience throughout the entire process. Feel free to request quotes and place orders with confidence, we will provide 5-star service until you are satisfied.
6. Shipping and Taxes: See Quotation.
Need your compressors as soon as possible? Don’t worry; our warehouses are strategically located across the country to ensure fast, efficient shipping. Our primary strength lies in supply capability. Whether it's OEM manufacturing or global inventory searches—from components to complete units—we can match your needs with the nearest partner's inventory for rapid delivery. Our global alliance enables transactions at wholesale agency rates. Welcome aboard! Cheers!!
Sensor Buyer's Guide
The Nameplate is Key: The model number alone is sometimes insufficient. We request a clear photo of the manufacturer’s metal nameplate. This confirms the specific Series, Voltage, and Bill of Material (BOM) number.
Refrigerant Verification: You must confirm the gas type (e.g., R134a, R404A, R290, or R410A). Using the wrong refrigerant in a Sensor compressor designed for a different gas will lead to immediate failure and void the warranty.
Voltage & Frequency Check: Global power grids vary. Whether you need 115V/60Hz (USA), 220V/50Hz (Europe/Asia), or 3-Phase 380V, this must be explicitly confirmed during the inquiry stage to prevent electrical burnout.
Application Matching: We verify if your application requires LBP (Low Back Pressure for freezers), MBP (Medium), or HBP (High Back Pressure for A/C and chillers). Installing an LBP compressor in an HBP application will cause the motor to overheat.
Performance Benchmarking: Before shipment, units undergo rigorous testing for volumetric efficiency, motor amperage draw, and noise levels
The Test Report: For peace of mind, we can provide a Quality Inspection Report or a video of the Sensor compressor under load test, proving it holds pressure and operates within factory specifications before it leaves our facility.
Spot Buy (Ready Stock): For urgent repairs, we leverage our global inventory of popular brands (Tecumseh, Copeland, Danfoss) to offer "2nd-Day Dispatch" on common Sensor models.
Batch Production (OEM Orders): For distributors or appliance manufacturers requiring 50+ units, we schedule a production run. This typically requires a 2-4 week lead time but offers significant cost savings.
Condition Clarity: We clearly distinguish between "Factory New" (fresh production) and "New Surplus" (older stock). We allow you to choose based on your budget and warranty requirements.
Robust Crating: We do not use standard cardboard for international freight. All compressors are bolted to a pallet and sealed in fumigated wooden crates compliant with ISPM 15 standards for global entry.
Upright Transport: Compressors must remain upright to prevent oil from entering the compression chamber (which causes "liquid slugging"). Our packaging includes "This Side Up" shock sensors and indicators.
Customs & Documentation: We handle the complex paperwork, including Commercial Invoices and Certificates of Origin, ensuring your goods clear customs smoothly whether shipping via DHL Air Express or Sea Freight to any port in the world.
Request a Custom Quote
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1. Machine Model
2. Item Parameters
3. Part Number
4. Photos
5. Quantity
6. Working Conditions
7. Any Other Requirements
Please email your complete request to us or Chat Online, and we will respond with a quote as soon as possible.
