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MSP675 Magnetic Rotate Speed Sensor Pick Up Sender Ring Gear Teeth UNF-2A
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This MSP675 Magnetic Rotate Speed Sensor is a speed detection component and matches OEM Part# MSP675.
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Product Overview
This MSP675 Magnetic Rotate Speed Sensor is a professional-grade component designed to detect the rotational speed of an engine by monitoring ring gear teeth. The MSP675 Magnetic Rotate Speed Sensor produces electrical impulses as ferrous projections pass its tip, providing critical data to the speed control unit. This MSP675 Magnetic Rotate Speed Sensor is essential for operators and technicians who require precise engine speed monitoring and system regulation.
Key Features & Performance
- Precision-engineered to detect engine speed through ferrous gear tooth proximity
- Stainless steel housing provides superior protection against corrosion and wear
- Epoxy encapsulated design ensures reliable operation in dusty and dirty environments
- Self-powered operation requires no external energizing circuit from the controller
- Rugged construction outperforms standard plastic sensors in high-temperature settings
Common Uses
- Monitoring rotation speed in industrial generators and backup power sources
- Providing speed signals for electronic governors in engine control systems
- Detecting RPM in automotive dynamos, alternators, and transmission testing
Technical Specifications
- Part Number(s): MSP675
- Thread Size: 5/8-18 UNF-2A
- Thread Length: 2.75 inches
- Pickup Length: 3.125 inches
- Lead Length: 7.00 inches
- Drill Size: 37/64
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How does the sensor generate a speed signal? A: It uses an internal magnetic coil to produce electrical frequency impulses whenever gear teeth pass the sensor tip.
Q: Does this sensor require a separate power supply to function? A: No, this magnetic pickup is self-powered and generates its own signal through electromagnetic induction.
Product appearance and specifications may vary slightly by batch. Compatibility may vary by serial number. Verify fitment before purchase.