RTD Temperature Probe Sensor - Meat Probe Sensor PB1000XL-025-R00 V2 (70123-AMP)

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RTD Temperature Probe Sensor - Meat Probe Sensor PB1000XL-025-R00 V2 (70123-AMP)

Key Features

  • Monitors the internal temperature of your pellet grill or smoker.
  • Constructed with a stainless steel probe and a high-temperature wire lead.
  • Includes one temperature probe, two screws, and two spade connectors for a complete replacement.
  • Designed to provide consistent temperature data to the digital control board.

Replaces / Cross-Reference Part Numbers

  • 70123-AMP
  • PB1000XL-025-R00 V2

Compatibility & Fitment

  • Brand: Pit Boss
  • Compatible with models using horizontal control boards such as CAT-02-PG or AC03P9.
  • Fits various models including the 700 Series, 820 Series, Tailgater, Classic, Austin XL, and all vertical smokers.

When to Replace

  • The digital controller displays "ErP" or other probe-related error codes.
  • The grill experiences large, erratic temperature swings.
  • The displayed temperature is inaccurate compared to a calibrated thermometer.
  • The probe or its wiring is physically damaged, frayed, or broken.

Installation Tips

  • Disconnect the grill from its power source before beginning installation.
  • Locate the existing RTD probe inside the main cooking chamber.
  • Unscrew the old probe and disconnect its wiring from the controller.
  • Secure the new probe in place using the included screws.
  • Connect the new probe's wires to the corresponding terminals on the control board.
  • Ensure the probe tip does not touch any internal components for accurate readings.
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    WIDE COMPATIBILITY

    PB1000XL-025-R00 V2 Sensor Probe is compatible with specific Pit Boss Pellet Grills & Smokers with Digital Controller (detailed list below)
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    PART NUMBER

    Replaces part number: RTD Temperature Probe Sensor PB1000XL-025-R00 V2
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    SIMPLE INSTALLATION

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3 MAINTENANCE TIPS

3 MAINTENANCE TIPS

1. Proper Cleaning: Use a soft damp cloth with mild soap to clean the probe after use.
2. Careful when Using: Avoid severe bending or twisting of the probe cable.
3. Regular Calibration Check: Place the probe in ice water; it should read 32°F (0°C). If it's inconsistent, you can lower/raise the temp difference.

Compatible Models

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FAQs

A failing RTD sensor typically displays erratic temperature readings, a 'Sensor Open' or 'Sensor Short' error code on your controller, or a complete lack of temperature response. If the probe is showing a constant ambient temperature regardless of the actual heat level, the internal element has likely drifted or broken.
Installation is straightforward and generally requires only a screwdriver to access the terminal block or control housing and a wrench to secure the probe's fitting. Ensure the power is disconnected before beginning the replacement.
While many modern controllers automatically detect the resistance change of a new probe, it is best practice to perform a single-point calibration if your equipment allows it. This ensures the controller is accurately reading the resistance values of the new sensor.
The most frequent cause of failure is thermal fatigue from repeated heating and cooling cycles, which can eventually cause the internal wiring to break. Additionally, moisture ingress into the probe housing or physical damage to the lead wires during cleaning or maintenance will cause the sensor to fail.
It is not recommended to extend the wires unless you use high-quality, shielded instrumentation cable. RTD sensors rely on precise resistance measurements, and adding length or poor-quality splices can introduce resistance errors, leading to inaccurate temperature readings.