Temperature Sensor for Sullair 900XHH / 1150XH Air Compressors – 02250161-277
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Compatible Models
We do our best to list all compatible models. Although this may be the part you need, your exact model may not appear below.
| Application | Models / Details |
|---|---|
| Sullair portable compressors | 900XHH; 1150XH on applicable serial/configuration ranges |
Product Overview
The sensor provides temperature feedback used by the compressor’s monitoring and protection system. An open, shorted, drifting, or damaged sensor can cause an implausible temperature reading, nuisance shutdown, missing temperature data, or a fault that does not agree with actual machine temperature.
The exact Sullair reference 02250161-277 (also written without hyphens as 02250161277) is the most reliable identifier. Because Sullair portable compressor packages can vary by serial range and engine/compressor configuration, confirm the number in the unit parts book.
Key Features & Performance
- Temperature-sensing component for compatible Sullair portable compressors
- Matches Sullair 02250161-277 / 02250161277
- Application listings include 900XHH and 1150XH
- Useful for restoring accurate monitoring when the original sensor or connector has failed
Specifications & Reference Numbers
- Part number: 02250161-277
- Alternate formatting: 02250161277
- Component: Temperature sensor
Before You Order
Before replacing the sensor, inspect the wiring, connector pins and harness continuity. Verify the Sullair part number and unit serial number because a control-system fault can mimic a bad sensor.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Can a bad sensor shut down the compressor?
A: Yes. If the controller interprets the signal as an over-temperature or sensor fault, it may trigger protection logic.
Q: Should I test the wiring too?
A: Yes. Open or shorted wiring can produce the same symptom as a failed temperature sensor.