Pro Control Gauge Oil Temp 1/8" NPTF Male Pro Control Gauge Oil Temp 1/8" NPTF Male Stacks Pro-Control range of Professional Stepper Motor Analogue Gauges brings driver awareness and total control of critical engine functions.
The Pro-Control series has all features of the Professional Analogue Gauges plus Peak tell-tale Memory Max temps, Min pressures Configurable max and min full dial alarm warnings Configurable Pro-Control output for activating accessories eg.
fans, pumps, etc (requires relay) Temperature gauges with built-in fan controller Pressure gauges with built-in pump controller 0-5 Volt analogue output for data logger or ECU (except EGT and Fuel Level gauges) Configurable backlight colour Black dial face when powered off Key Features 52mm diameter Fast, smooth stepper motor needle drive 270 full sweep movement for excellent readability Remotely mounted solid-state sensors keep hazardous fluids in the engine compartment Better than 2% accuracy All-electronic design for maximum reliability 7 Colour LED through-the-dial backlighting 7 Colour LED illuminated needle Full-dial alarm warning User-configurable minimum and maximum alarms can be set, with one of seven different colours assigned to each.
As soon as an alarm level is exceeded, the full dial face changes colour.
If the level exceeds the alarm by more than 10%, the dial face flashes rapidly to further alert the driver.
With a choice of 7 user-selectable LED backlighting colours (red, green, yellow, blue, purple, turquoise and white) the user can choose the optimum colour for maximum visibility and readability of the gauge, day and night.
Pro-control feature eg.
built-in fan controller The Pro-Control feature activates low and high outputs whenever user-defined alarm levels are exceeded.
Pro-control outputs can be used to switch a relay to activate cooling fans, pumps, lamps, alarms, ignition kill etc.
Peak Recall Press and hold the PEAK button to recall on the dial the highest temperature or lowest pressure or voltage since the memory was last reset.
