how long is the lead for the temperature sensor?
1535275
I couldn't measure exactly since it's hooked up but I think it's about 3 feet.
1293862
It's about 2-3 feet. It's more than enough to be routed back through the original path of the OEM sensor and fits perfectly.
1230202
I doubt there is a kit per say, but it can be lengthened for sure. I would be confident in doing it easily with mine, because I have the tools and parts, but it wouldn't pretty the way I would do it. I would get some thin wire, (since the sensor needs very little voltage) pop open the main unit and remove the original wire from any circuitry inside. Next solder in the new wire and take that new wire's other end and use crimpers and wire connectors to close the circuit. If you know any handymen, they could explain better than I.
1384507
I think the lead on the camera was about 3' and the lead on the transmitter was about 3'. I had to order the extention cable to mount camera on my Suburban.
1384508
The lead seemed to be six feet or so. It was more than ample to hook into the back up light wiring of my Safari van, with several coils left over which I hid inside the door. The remote transmission to my RV760 works flawlessly, almost instantly, and shows a wide picture. I would recommend it.
185118
Devin; The battery leads are 5 feet and A/C lead is 3 feet. I have sure enjoyed mine and it does just what I was wanting for a charger..Should you have anymore questions, just let me know..
613872
The wire from the mat is fairly short from what I can remember - been several months since I installed. Floor sensor wire had plenty of length to it.
116064
I think the shorter lead would be best I think it's 4 feet long. If you're asking about thickness, then this would be good. It's a very strong lead. I use it with my 50th pit.
1517543
Probably an 8th to a 1/4 inch. The old leads that connected to a standard marine battery fit perfectly. It's been a great battery so far.
2157932
Your almost there, the melting point for your lead core melts at 430 degrees Fahrenheit so you need to go to a higher temp. Also, use some flux to assist you.
1370388
The probe is probably around 6 inches. From what I could tell it is the first 1/2 inch to 1 inch that registered the temp.
1729694
If you haven't done this, try to open the covered area between the sensor and button, you can tune the time to up to 30 minute.
1318581
I am not certain of the length, because I set them aside in order to use a more capable sheathed thermocouple (t/c). Nevertheless, I recall the included sensors were over 12-inch in length. The woven fiber sheathing on the included t/c's would be risky to use for service above 500C.
2094345
The unit is approximately:- Looking straight at it - the faceplate is slightly larger the unit body- It has plastic clips on the left and right possibly for a rack mount- The length of the faceplate is 2-15/16" (75 mm)- The length of the unit from left to right is 2-12/16"- Height of faceplate is 1-3/16" (29 mm)- Height of unit is 1-1/16"- Depth from faceplate to rear of unit is 3-8/16"- Length of temperature sensor is 37-5/8" (from unit to tip of sensor)
1120178
Lead has to be heated to 675 degrees. The pot will handle a lot more than you will ever need.
1068012
It should tell you on the instructions. On the back of the sensor part should be a dial than you can turn with a screwdriver and adjust it from 1 minute to 20 minutes
1696431
It's been a while since I installed it, but I believe the wire is 8 feet long. I only needed about 4 feet because it is installed over the windshield near the drivers door A-Pillar with the sensor attached to the door frame just above the lower hinge. Wanted the sensor where it would pick up outside temp, but not be subject to wind chill. So - So part. I'm sure their are better.