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Banks Power 63065 - Sensor; Temperature; RTD; PT200; B-BUS MODULE; 3 Pin Connector
High Range Analog Temperature Sensor for EGT or other Temperatures. High Range Analog Temperature Sensor. 1/8 NPT compression fitting. Suitable for EGT or other temperature Readings. Works with pre-defined configurations in iDash for quick setup. Adjustable insertion depth of up to 7/8 in.. 0-1575 deg F temperature range.
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