Description
A temperature gauge operates by sending a low amperage current through the gauges's meter to ground via a sending unit with variable resistance. The resistance of the sending units increase or decrease with the changes in pressure, temperature, ect.
As the sender's resistance varies, the amount of current allowed to flow through it to ground changes and the meter deflects, showing the temperature.
Available for MG systems, J1939 CAN Bus or J1939 Stand-Alone systems and mechanical types.
Features Water temperature Standard (100-250° F) Metric (40-120° C) Dual Scale With or without Warning Lights
Cylinder Head temperature Standard (60-220° F) Metric (20-100° C) Dual Scale With or without Warning Lights
Oil temperature Standard (140-320° F) Metric (38-121° C) Dual Scale With or without Warning Lights
Transmission temperature Standard (120-340° F) Metric (50-170° C) Dual Scale With or without Warning Lights Sending Unit Resistance values
Gauge Sizes Available 2" - Hole size: 2.0625" (53mm)
