Creality CR-200B PRO THERMISTOR CREALITY 3D ZUBEHOER

Unlike generic thermistors that force you to guess wiring or splice cables, this Creality CR-200B Pro thermistor is a direct-fit replacement with the exact XH2.54 connector and 1-meter silicone-insulated lead, so you spend minutes swapping it in—not hours troubleshooting. The glass bead NTC 100K sensor with a 3950K beta value delivers the precise temperature feedback your hotend needs for stable extrusion and clean prints.

Highlights

• NTC 100K ohm resistance at 25°C with 3950K B-value (±1%) for accurate hotend temperature measurement
• Glass bead sensor head (approx. 3 mm diameter × 5 mm length) withstands up to 260°C
• Pre-terminated XH2.54 2-pin connector plugs directly into Creality mainboards—no soldering
• 1-meter silicone-insulated cable resists heat and flex fatigue in cable chains
• Compatible with CR-200B Pro, Ender-3 series, CR-10 series, CR-6 SE and many other Creality models

In daily use

Installation is straightforward: remove the old thermistor from the heater block, insert this glass bead into the retaining hole (screw or clamp depending on your hotend), and connect the XH2.54 plug to the thermistor port on the control board. The silicone insulation stays flexible even after hours of printing, and the ±1°C typical accuracy keeps your firmware's thermal protection reliable. If your printer suddenly reads -14°C or shows a thermal runaway error, this is the part that fixes it.

Full specifications

• Product type: Hotend thermistor (temperature sensor)
• Sensor type: NTC 100K thermistor
• Resistance at 25°C: 100 kOhm
• B-value: 3950K ±1%
• Maximum operating temperature: 260°C
• Sensor head: Glass bead, approx. 3 mm diameter × 5 mm length
• Cable length: 100 cm (1 meter)
• Connector: XH2.54 2-pin
• Material: Glass, copper, silicone insulation
• Accuracy: ±1°C (typical)
• Voltage rating: DC 5V (signal circuit)
• Compatible products: Creality CR-200B Pro, Ender-3 series, CR-10 series, CR-6 SE and other compatible Creality models

Final note

Keep a spare thermistor in your toolkit—this is one of the most common failure points on Creality printers, and having the right connector from the start saves you from emergency downtime.