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Product Lines Ordering Current Features: 5" Instruments Pyrometers Speed Sensors
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Special Feature! 111410 |
 111412 |
 111414 |
 111416 |
 111411 |
 111413 |
 111415 |
 111417 |
To determine the temperature range you require, consult with your vehicles manufacturer for the operating exhaust temperature under normal conditions. If your vehicle doesn't currently have a Pyrometer, you will need to consult with your mechanic on what will be required for installation on your particular equipment.
| P/N | SCALE | DIA. | POINTER SWEEP |
BEZEL TYPE |
BEZEL FINISH |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 111410 | 1500°F/800°C | 2" | 100° | Step | Black |
| 111411 | 1800°F/3-color | 3" | 100° | Step | Black |
| 111412 | 1500°F | 2" | 250° | Custom | Black |
| 111413 | 1800°F/1000°C | 3" | 250° | Step | Black |
| 111414 | 1500°F/800°C | 2" | 100° | Custom | Chrome |
| 111415 | 1800°F/3-color | 3" | 100° | Custom | Chrome |
| 111416 | 1500°F | 2" | 250° | Custom | Chrome |
| 111417 | 1800°F/1000°C | 3" | 250° | Custom | Chrome |
| P/N | DESCRIPTION |
|---|---|
| 100348 | Type "K" Thermocouple |
| 111673 | Lead-wire Assembly, 7 Feet |
| 111675 | Lead-wire Assembly, 14 Feet |
WHY IS A PYROMETER IMPORTANT? (top)
- Pyrometers measure exhaust temperature to verify maximum allowable operating temperature and protect the vehicle's engine from over-heating and potential damage. For example: When hauling a heavy load up a hill, a pyrometer will give a quicker indication of an overheating situation than monitoring the engine cooling system temperature.
- As a rule, heavy-duty applications - truck and bus, off-highway, marine - generate high heat. Pyrometers monitor temperature rise in critical high operating temperature environments.
- Operator response time impacts throttle settings and lag causes wasteful over-correction. An incorrect setting may cause an over-temperature condition. Pyrometers help operators maintain optimal settings.
- Pyrometers may indicate harmful over-fueling conditions as well. Over-fueling contributes to carbon build-up, lube oil dilution and higher operating temperatures.
- Pyrometers help optimize trim settings in boats in order to synchronize motors.
- Pyrometers help monitor applications with a so-called "dead load" that generate high temperature (e.g. tractors). Exhaust temperature is in direct relation to load.
FEATURES AND BENEFITS: (top)
- Rugged, shielded, long-life pyrometer movement for faster, linear and accurate responses to changes in exhaust temperature
- Works with grounded OR ungrounded thermocouples
- Form-Fit-Function compatible with competitors' models for easy drop-in replacement
- No external power required to drive pyrometer (except for illumination)
- Popular operating temperature ranges
- Black anodized or chrome-plated bezels
- Single or dual-scale graphics, color coded for certain models
- Light kits included for 2" and 3" models
- Electrically dampened to minimize pointer over-shoot & flutter
- Corrosion-resistant zinc-plated steel cases
GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS: (top)
- 2.05" and 3.05" diameter products (nominal)
- Eight popular configurations replace Isspro products
- 1500° and 1800°F temperature ranges
- Work with type "K" thermocouples
- 100° and 250° pointer sweep
- "Ruggedized" design for superior performance in heavy-duty applications
- Superior flux distribution and magnet system generates more torque for faster response and accuracy
- No external power required to drive gauge
- Made in U.S.A.
If you have any questions on what you need to know before specifying a pyrometer, check our FAQ on "Selecting a pyrometer".
DETAILED SPECS: (top)
Sizes: 2.05" diameter (nominal) +/- 0.01", panel opening is 2.098 +/- 0.02"; 3.00" diameter (nominal) +/- 0.01", panel opening is 3.05" +/- 0.02"
Temperature Ranges: 1500°F and 1800°F
Graphics/Symbols: White-on-black, dual scale or color coded (3-colors: green, yellow and red)
Pointer: Pyramidal shaped pointer, bright red, metal; black hub; RTZ feature with ceramic pointer stop
Bezel: Black, treated metal or chrome-plated, step; or custom step
Lens: Glass
Case: Corrosion-resistant, zinc-plated steel, standard
Movement: D'Arsonval type; hardened pivot and spring-loaded sapphire jewel configuration; 100 and 250 sweep; shielded; extra-strong, plated magnet for maximum torque and superior response; anodized DC type moving coil forms for long-life; electrically dampened to control overshoot and pointer flutter.
Lighting: Perimeter lighting/Incandescent 12-volt, 5/8" light kit included; plastic cap in holes; 3" unit contains sealed enclosure for light
Supply Voltage: 12-volt (light only)
Electrical Connections: #10-32 studs, male
Hardware: 2-terminal hex nuts, 2 flat washers, 2-split lock washers, 2-mounting hex nuts and zinc-plated bracket
Sealing: Splash and dust resistant
Accuracy: +/- 2% of full-scale
Operating Temperature: -30°F to +150°F
Storage Temperature: -40°F to +180°F
Contact your nearest Distributor to "spec" out the right pyrometer for your application.
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