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Hayward HeatPro Temperature Sensor | HPX2169

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Hayward HPX2169 Temperature Sensor for HeatPro® Heat Pumps (Replacement)

The Hayward HPX2169 is a genuine OEM temperature sensor used on compatible Hayward HeatPro pool & spa heat pumps. It provides the control board with accurate temperature feedback so the heat pump can maintain set temperature, operate efficiently, and display correct readings.

Fits / Compatibility

  • Hayward HeatPro HP5
  • Hayward HeatPro H/C (Heat/Cool)
  • Hayward HeatPro HP3100
  • Also commonly listed for multiple HeatPro series models including HP20654, HP20854, HP21104, HP600/HP1100/HP2100 families and related variants (confirm your heat pump model/data plate before ordering)

Common Reasons to Replace

  • Incorrect water temperature display
  • Heat pump short-cycling or not reaching set temperature due to faulty sensor feedback
  • Sensor-related error or “temperature sensor” fault indications
  • Damaged sensor wiring, cracked sensor body, or corrosion at the connection

What’s Included

  • 1 Temperature Sensor (HPX2169)

Installation Notes

  • Turn off power to the heat pump at the breaker before servicing.
  • Route the sensor wire away from sharp edges and hot surfaces, and secure it to prevent vibration wear.
  • After installation, restore power and verify the displayed temperature is stable and reasonable.
  • If the issue continues, inspect the connector, wiring harness, and control board inputs for damage.

Related Products

  • Hayward HPX2169 Temperature Sensor (search)
  • Hayward HeatPro Heat Pump Parts (search)
  • Hayward Heat Pump Pressure Switches (search)
  • Hayward Heat Pump Contactors (search)

Maintenance Tips

  • Keep the heat pump coil and surrounding area clear—restricted airflow can cause performance issues that look like sensor problems.
  • Maintain balanced water chemistry to reduce scaling and improve heat exchanger efficiency.
  • If the temperature reading drifts, check for loose/oxidized connections before replacing parts.
  • Make sure the water flow rate meets the heat pump’s requirements; low flow can trigger faults and unstable readings.