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3/4-16 UNF MPU MSP6724 Generator Magnetic Pickup Speed Sensor for Engine

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This MSP6724 Generator Magnetic Pickup Speed Sensor is a high-quality aftermarket replacement part compatible with generator engines and matches OEM Part# MSP6724.
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Product Overview

This magnetic speed sensor is designed to detect the rotational speed of engine gears, providing a vital frequency signal to the electronic governor. It ensures precise speed monitoring and stable engine performance in various generator applications.

Key Features & Performance

  • Accurate Monitoring: Provides high-sensitivity speed detection even at low cranking speeds.
  • Durable Housing: Manufactured with high-strength materials to resist vibration and heat.
  • Reliable Signal: Ensures a clear AC voltage output for consistent governor control.

Fitment & Compatibility

  • Part Number(s): MSP6724
  • Application: Industrial Generator Engines

Technical Specifications

  • Thread Size: 3/4-16 UNF
  • Sensor Type: Magnetic Pickup (MPU)
  • Connection: Standard Generator Engine Interface

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Q: Does this sensor require a separate power source? A: No, it is a passive magnetic pickup that generates an electrical signal through induction as gear teeth pass the sensor tip.
  • Q: How do I ensure the sensor is installed correctly? A: The sensor should be threaded into the housing until it meets the gear tooth, then backed off slightly to the manufacturer's specified air gap.

Compatibility may vary by serial number. Verify fitment before purchase.

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