Wine Guardian Remote Sensor 91H0058-05
Controls & SensorsRemote Sensing Point for Ductless Split, Ceiling-Mount and Sentinel Systems The Wine Guardian Remote Sensor, part number 91H0058-05, is a combination temperature and humidity sensor that detects conditions inside the wine cellar and reports them back to a Wine Guardian cooling unit, so the system responds to the room rather than to the air at the unit. It is chosen deliberately, usually for one of two reasons: the cooling unit is not in the room it is conditioning, or the room is large enough that a single reading at the unit is not representative of where the wine is racked. Wine Guardian states that each unit can use up to three of them. As an authorized Wine Guardian dealer we supply genuine Wine Guardian parts. This sensor carries a narrower compatibility statement than the controller it pairs with, so read the next two sections before ordering. SpecificationsWhat Wine Guardian Publishes for Part 91H0058-05 Wine Guardian describes it as a combination temperature and humidity sensor measuring 3 x 1.5 x 5 in, available in black only, sold individually, and supplied with 50 feet of cable. Up to three can be used on one unit. Part Number91H0058-05 TypeCombination temperature and humidity sensor Dimensions3 x 1.5 x 5 in ColorBlack only Supplied With50 feet of cable Sensors Per UnitUp to three SoldIndividually CompatibilityWhich Wine Guardian Units Accept the 91H0058-05 Sensor Wine Guardian publishes this sensor for standard Wine Guardian ductless split, ceiling-mount split, and Sentinel Series ducted and ducted split units, and states that it is not compatible with Pro Series units or with the Through-the-Wall Classic, Sentinel or Defender series. That is a list of configurations, not of model numbers, so match your unit by how it is built. In this catalog that maps to the SS018 ductless split, the CS025 and CS050 ceiling-mount and wine wall systems, the Sentinel Series ducted D025, D050, D088 and D200, and the Sentinel Series ducted split DS025, DS050, DS088 and DS200. One distinction catches people out. Sentinel Series ducted and ducted split units are on Wine Guardian's compatible list, while the through-the-wall Sentinel unit is on the excluded list alongside the Classic and Defender. The series name on its own does not settle compatibility here; the configuration does. The Pro Series is excluded outright. ✓Standard Wine Guardian ductless split units ✓Ceiling-mount split units ✓Sentinel Series ducted units ✓Sentinel Series ducted split units Water-cooled variants and older builds are not called out individually in Wine Guardian's statement. Read the model and serial number from the data plate on your unit and check them against the model documentation on our Wine Guardian manuals and spec sheets page, or send them to us and we will confirm the part number before you order. Multi-Sensor SetupsUsing More Than One Sensor in a Large or Multi-Room Cellar Wine Guardian states that each unit can utilize up to three remote sensors, and describes that as suited to large rooms and to multiple rooms controlled by one Wine Guardian cooling unit. Each sensor is sold individually and each includes its own 50 feet of cable, so a three-sensor cellar is three separate orders of this part. The sensor is what allows the Remote Interface Controller 91H0105-01 to be placed outside the wine room in Wine Guardian's own description of that part, and the 50-foot Communication Cable 36H0109-00 is the separately stocked replacement for a damaged run. Whether a given sensor count and placement suits your room is a question for a licensed HVAC professional or qualified contractor. Related PartsParts in the Same Sensing Chain The chain runs from this sensor along the 50-foot Communication Cable 36H0109-00 to the Remote Interface Controller 91H0105-01, and the unit control it reports to is the Control Board MCB 39H0043-00. Each part carries its own separate fitment statement. Remote Interface Controller 91H0105-01→50-Foot Communication Cable 36H0109-00→Control Board MCB 39H0043-00→ Shopping for the system this sensor serves? Browse the Wine Guardian wine cellar cooling systems range, or the rest of the catalog in Wine Guardian parts and accessories. Model manuals and spec sheets are collected on our Wine Guardian documentation page. FAQFrequently Asked Questions About the Wine Guardian Remote Sensor Which Wine Guardian units does the 91H0058-05 remote sensor work with?Wine Guardian publishes it for standard Wine Guardian ductless split, ceiling-mount split, and Sentinel Series ducted and ducted split units.Is the remote sensor compatible with a through-the-wall Sentinel unit?No. Wine Guardian states the sensor is not compatible with the Through-the-Wall Classic, Sentinel or Defender series, even though Sentinel Series ducted and ducted split units are compatible.How many remote sensors can one Wine Guardian unit use?Wine Guardian states that each unit can utilize up to three remote sensors, and describes that as suited to large rooms or to several rooms controlled by one cooling unit.Does the sensor come with cable?Yes. Wine Guardian states that each sensor includes 50 feet of cable. Sensors are sold individually, so each one brings its own run.Do I need a remote sensor to mount the controller outside the wine room?Wine Guardian states that its remote interface controller can be placed inside or outside the wine room with the use of a remote sensor. Confirm the arrangement for your system with a licensed HVAC professional or qualified contractor. Not Sure Which Sensor Your Unit Takes? Send the model and serial number from your unit's data plate and our team can confirm the correct Wine Guardian sensor part number. Sensor placement, quantity and wiring should be confirmed with official Wine Guardian documentation and a licensed HVAC professional or qualified contractor. 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