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Pentair 471566 Thermistor Probe Replacement Pool/Spa Pump and Heater

Pentair 471566 Thermistor Probe Replacement Pool/Spa Pump and Heater

$59.40

Thermistor probe replacement

SKU: B001D1D02K Category: Tag:

Description

Thermistor probe

This listing identifies a Pentair thermistor probe for Minimax NT heaters, with the code 471566Z shown in the product details. It is a temperature-sensing component, not a hi-limit thermostat or electronic control board. Temperature-control symptoms can come from different components, so identify the failed part before buying.

  • Because several Pentair probes look similar, compare the full part number on your existing probe before ordering.
  • The listing shows 471566Z; if your old probe has a different suffix, verify the difference before assuming interchangeability.
  • Confirm your heater model and full part number rather than relying only on a generic description.

Source: Pentair product listing.


This thermistor probe is designed to use with Pentair MiniMax NT STD NT LN NT TSI pool and spa heater models 200 250 300 400 and also compatible with UltraTemp and ThermalFlo pool and spa heat pumps. Measures 1 inch length by 2 inch height by 1 inch width. Thermistor probe replacement
Fits Pentair MiniMax NT STD NT LN NT TSI pool and spa heater models 200 250 300 400
Also fits UltraTemp and ThermalFlo pool and spa heat pumps
Measures 1 inch length by 2 inch height by 1 inch width

More Info and Reviews


Manufacturer: Pentair;
Model: 471566;
MPN: 471566;
Part Number: 471566;
UPC: 724137703657;
Color: Black;
Brand: Pentair;
Department: ;
Size: ;
Warranty: ;
Label: Pentair;
Amazon Sale Rank: 39087;


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