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Sounds like a good idea. I have a mulit-meter digging around somewhere, never measured resistance but can't be hard!

Cheers for the answer Paul I can't do that! Just seems so counterproductive.... For now I have cut the sensor off as Richard-the-ninth suggested and extended it on a 3m cable, I for now have attached the probe to a 12V PSU which is always plugged in near by which produces enough heat to keep...

It's the way the temperature sensor/remote thermostat works, when the temperature has been reached the power is disconnected. When the temperature then goes back out of range it comes back on.(Problem is when the unit powers back up it's internal temperature is above the room temperature so it...

Hi New to the forum and hope you guys with a little more electrical knowledge than my self can help me out. I've got an Air Conditioning unit that is permanently running with a sensor that will kick the AC unit in and out (the main unit/fan is always running) Now i intend to have the unit...