Brass Water Temperature Sender Unit 1/4" x 18 2-Pole

The Brass Water Temperature Sender Unit is an essential component for monitoring the engine temperature of your marine vessel. Designed for reliability and precision, this unit ensures accurate temperature readings for effective engine management and maintenance.

Constructed from high-quality brass, this sender unit is built to withstand harsh marine environments. It features a resistive signal terminal and an insulated ground terminal, making it suitable for various marine applications. With a measuring range of 0–120°C, it provides the necessary data for optimal engine performance.

Key benefits

• Accurate temperature monitoring for optimal engine performance.
• Durable brass construction ensures longevity and corrosion resistance.
• Easy installation with 6.3 × 0.8 mm faston connections.
• Insulated ground terminal for enhanced safety and reliability.
• Compatible with a wide range of marine engines.

Technical details

• Measuring range: 0–120°C
• Connection type: 6.3 × 0.8 mm faston connections
• Construction material: Brass
• Signal terminal: Resistive
• Ground terminal: Insulated

Recommended nautical use

This water temperature sender unit is recommended for use in marine engines to monitor water temperature effectively. Regular monitoring is crucial for preventing overheating and ensuring longevity.

Install this unit with your marine engine's temperature gauge to maintain optimal operating conditions. Proper installation facilitates accurate readings and enhances overall vessel performance.

Installation and maintenance advice

To install, ensure the engine is off and cooled down. Locate the designated sensor port on your engine and securely attach the sender using appropriate fittings. Connect the resistive signal and insulated ground terminals correctly to avoid electrical issues.

Regularly check connections and the sender unit's condition for reliable operation. If you notice discrepancies in readings, inspect for wear or damage and replace as necessary to maintain optimal engine performance.