Jacuzzi® Temperature Sensor – 12′ Cable w/ Box-End Connector – Replaces 6600‑105/134/138 – Part #6600‑167

$71.66

Jacuzzi® Temperature Sensor – 12′ Cable w/ Box-End Connector – Replaces 6600‑105/134/138 – Part #6600‑167

$71.66
Description
This OEM Jacuzzi® temperature sensor (Part #6600‑167) features a 12-foot cable and box-end connector for easy, plug-and-play installation. Stainless-steel sensor delivers reliable temperature readings across Jacuzzi and Sundance spa control systems.

Product Description

  • OEM temperature sensor designed for Jacuzzi® and Sundance® spa systems using a box-end connector.

  • Includes a 12-foot cable, allowing flexible routing to the control board without extensions or splicing.

  • Stainless-steel sensor head delivers precise water temperature readings and reliable performance.

  • Compatible with Jacuzzi® J‑300 and J‑400 Series spas (2002–2006) and Sundance® 880 Series (2005+) systems.

  • Also fits older Sundance models from 1992 onward and replaces legacy sensors including 6600‑105, 6600‑134, and 6600‑138.

  • Installs into the filter reservoir; requires O‑ring part #6540‑228 (sold separately).

  • Plug-and-play installation using the factory-style box-end connector—no wiring skills needed.

  • Ensures accurate temperature control and communication with spa controls and safety systems.

Product Specification

Brand Sundance Spas
Jacuzzi Hot Tubs
SKU 6600-167
Dimensions 5.63 x 6.22 x 1.14 in
Barcode 702811382572
Weight 0.26 lb

FAQ

Q: Which spa systems is this sensor used in?

A: It fits Jacuzzi® J‑300 and J‑400 Series spas (2002–2006), Sundance® 880 Series (2005+), and older Sundance models dating back to 1992.

Q: What parts does it replace?

A: It replaces earlier sensors 6600‑105, 6600‑134, 6600‑138, and is also compatible with 6600‑182.

Q: Does it include the O‑ring?

A: No, the required O‑ring (#6540‑228) must be purchased separately.

Q: How do I install it?

A: Turn off spa power, remove the old sensor from the filter reservoir, seat the new one with the correct O‑ring, and plug the connector into the control board.

Q: Is the connector waterproof?

A: Yes, the box-end connector is sealed for outdoor spa environments and is designed to resist corrosion and water intrusion.

Directions

Turn off spa power.

Disconnect the old sensor via its box-end connector.

Remove it from the filter reservoir.

Install sensor head into the reservoir using O‑ring #6540‑228 (sold separately).

Connect cable to control board, restore power, and test temperature response.

Customer Reviews

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Dani M.
Will buy again

High quality and simple to install. This is the kind of reliability I expect.

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Quinn J.
Great quality!

Really impressed by how fast it arrived. Works just like it should.

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Casey P.
Works perfectly

Excellent customer service and great product.

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Riley D.
Solid product

My spa feels brand new again. Thank you!

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Nina
Worked Perfectly and now the hot tub is ready for "winter"

Was having issues with my hot tub reading the wrong temp, not heating, being cold and saying it was 119 degrees, etc. When you google these types of errors (Sundance Optima 2010 Model) most recommendations are to replace the temp sensor. This replacement worked flawlessly.Do yourself a favor and watch a few videos on replacement process. It was easy, but there are a few critical steps like where sensor is located and the suggestion to use a draw line tied/taped to the old one to make the new one easier to pull through. We did the replacement a bit tipsy at midnight with a flashlight, so anyone who knows how to operate a screwdriver can do it themselves and save a few hundred bucks on a tech.

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