Pentair 520872 Temperature Sensor Kit
Best replacement sensor for pool owners managing automated heating systems.
This is the essential link between your pool’s automation system and a comfortable swim. While it’s a simple, utilitarian component, replacing it yourself is the fastest way to restore precise heater control without calling a pro. It’s a small, necessary investment in keeping your water temperature exactly where you want it.
$77.00
at
Pool Supply Depot
Who it's for
- Pentair automation owners needing guaranteed system compatibility
- Pool owners prioritizing precise heater and temperature management
- DIYers seeking a simple, reliable, plug-and-play replacement
Who should skip it
- Budget-conscious shoppers preferring cheaper aftermarket alternatives
- Pool owners looking for a permanent, maintenance-free solution
- Homeowners uncomfortable working around high-voltage electrical panels
Performance breakdown
Installation Simplicity
Straightforward wiring makes this a manageable task for most DIY homeowners.
System Compatibility
Seamlessly integrates with nearly all major Pentair automation and heater platforms.
Sensor Accuracy
Provides reliable, consistent temperature readings for precise pool and spa control.
Cable Reach
The 20-foot cord offers ample length for most standard equipment pad setups.
Durability
Standard OEM construction withstands typical outdoor pool environment wear and tear.
Troubleshooting Ease
Quickly identifies and resolves common heating or automation sensor failure issues.
Key Specs
Part Number
520272
Cord Length
20 feet
Intended Use
Pool and spa automation system temperature sensing
Compatible With
IntelliTouch, EasyTouch, ComPool, SunTouch Automation Systems, MiniMax HP Heaters
Installation Required
Yes (requires cutting power)
Physical Component
Temperature Sensor with 20 foot cord
Heater Type
Heat Pump
Pool Type Compatibility
In Ground, Spa or Hot Tub
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