Pentair 744000280 IntelliChem pH sensor cablePentair IntelliChem pH Sensor Cable, 744000280 In stock$6499
Pentair 744000280 IntelliChem pH sensor cable

Pentair IntelliChem pH Sensor Cable, 744000280

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Quick overview

  • Genuine Pentair part Factory part number 744000280 for IntelliChem, not a generic lead.
  • Ten foot length 10 ft of cable between the pH probe and the controller.
  • pH side only This is the pH sensor cable. The ORP sensor is a separate part with its own wiring.
  • Fixes erratic readings A damaged or corroded sensor cable makes pH readings jump or drop out, which sends the controller dosing on bad data.
  • Direct replacement Swaps for the original cable on an installed IntelliChem, no controller changes needed.
  • Cable only The pH sensor itself is sold separately, so replace whichever part has actually failed.
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Product details

The Pentair 744000280 is the pH sensor cable for the IntelliChem chemical controller, ten feet long. It is the genuine Pentair part, the same cable supplied with the controller.

What it does

IntelliChem watches pH and ORP and feeds acid or sanitizer based on what the probes report. The cable is the only path between the pH probe and the controller, so anything that degrades it, water in the connector, corrosion on the pins, a crushed or nicked run of cable, shows up as a reading that jumps around or disappears. The controller does not know the signal is bad, it just doses on it.

Before you order

Clean and calibrate the probe first. If the reading is still unstable, the cable is the next suspect. This is the pH side only, and the sensor itself is a separate part, so replace the piece that has actually failed rather than both.

Specifications
Brand Pentair
Manufacturer part number 744000280
UPC 788379795719
Type pH sensor cable
Length 10 ft
Fits Pentair IntelliChem chemical controller
Sensor pH
Shipping weight 0.3 lb
Ships Parcel

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What people ask about this product, answered by our pool techs.

How long is the cable?
Ten feet.
Does the pH sensor come with it?
No. This listing is the cable. The pH sensor for IntelliChem is a separate Pentair part.
Is this the ORP cable?
No, it is the pH side. IntelliChem runs a pH probe and an ORP probe, and they are not interchangeable.
My pH reading keeps jumping. Is the cable the cause?
It can be. If cleaning and calibrating the probe does not settle the reading, a damaged or corroded sensor cable is the next thing to check before you replace the sensor.
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