Datcon 02092-28 1/2-14 NPTF High-Range Temperature Sender – 100–280°F / 140–320°F
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| Make / Family | Applications |
|---|---|
| Datcon instrumentation | Heavy-equipment, industrial and vehicle gauge systems specifying sender 02092-28 |
Product Overview
The sender changes electrical resistance as temperature changes so the connected gauge can display coolant or fluid temperature. A failed sender may produce a dead gauge, an implausibly hot/cold reading or a reading that changes erratically even when actual temperature is stable.
The key fitment details on 02092-28 are the sender number, thread size and gauge range. Temperature senders that look physically similar can use different resistance curves, so matching only the threads is not enough to guarantee an accurate gauge reading.
Key Features & Performance
- 1/2-14 NPTF threaded sender connection
- High-range calibration family for 100–280°F and 140–320°F Datcon gauges
- Service replacement for an open, shorted or erratic temperature sender
Technical Details
- Part type: electrical temperature sender
- Thread: 1/2-14 NPTF
- Gauge ranges: 100–280°F and 140–320°F
Replaces Part Numbers
- 02092-28
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Can I use any 1/2-14 NPTF temperature sender?
A: No. The electrical resistance curve must match the gauge. Use 02092-28 when that sender number/range is specified.
Q: Is this a temperature switch for an alarm?
A: No. This is a variable sender for a gauge, not simply an on/off over-temperature switch.
Match the sender part number and gauge range; thread size alone is not sufficient.