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Comgrow 3D Printer NTC Thermistor Temp Sensor
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What We Like
- Used for heated bed or extruder
- Comes with 2 pins female connector that makes it easy to use
- Temperature sensor 100K accuracy of 1 makes it convenient to use
Disadvantages
- may not work with Prusa i3 without soldering
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What buyers say about Comgrow 3D Printer NTC Thermistor Temp Sensor
The right length for an ender 3 pro fit perfectly, they fit with cable to spare, customer service was great, and I was able to get a full refund after I contacted them about half of my order not working.
The thermistor wire on my printer snapped clean, so I was able to install one of these in the stock wire looming and run it all the way back to the printer.
I use these on my ender 3 pro and they work just as well as the old one when I used a different, new roll of the same filament.
You will need to extend the wire by a foot if you want to use these for an Ender-3 Max.
I ordered the exact size I needed for my ender 3 pro and it was a half inch longer than the stock one.
Common Questions
Will it work with cr 10 v2?
It's not a direct replacement for the CR-10 V2 but it is a replacement for the daughterboard.
Do these fit the ender 3v2?
Yes. You can get in touch with seller via Comgrow official website, google search, or contact seller via Amazon message if you have any issues.
Do they fit in an e3d v6 hotend? How are they secured?
Yes, they fit an e3d v6 and for hotend they are held on by a screw and can be screwed or taped depending on the bed.
I want to know what gauge wire is used for exchange, because I am going to put in plugs so it is easier to exchange the next time.
The wires are 24AWG, but they have a plug necessary to connect directly to the board.
Will it work for an Artillery Sidewinder X1?
I am not sure if it's the same type as you currently have, but it should work for pretty much any printer that takes a thermistor.
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