will this work with CAT 3116 diesels, dual station, 0-80psi, teleflex eclipse guages
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I'd say yes - but I don't know for sure. Pretty sure your CATs run at a higher oil pressure than a conventional small block V8 but this sender is supposed to be good up to 80psi. So with that in mind, you should be OK . See the following link...http://www.marinepartssource.com/newdetails.asp?pnumber=S185899&mfg;=SIERRA&mfgno;=18-5899&desc;=0-80%20PSI%20Single%20Station%20Oil%20Pressure%20Sender
1544307
I'd say yes - but I don't know for sure. Pretty sure your CATs run at a higher oil pressure than a conventional small block V8 but this sender is supposed to be good up to 80psi. So with that in mind, you should be OK . See the following link... http://www.marinepartssource.com/newdetails.asp?pnumber=S185899&mfg=SIERRA&mfgno=18-5899&desc=0-80%20PSI%20Single%20Station%20Oil%20Pressure%20Sender
1446208
I don't know if it will work best check if the number of connector dots are the same count those on your unit and compare if it's the same
1029586
I would advise against it. This is only a CAT 2 rated meter. That means the internal safety features are not sufficient to handle the higher potential voltage and energy that could come about at a meter panel. http://www.ni.com/white-paper/5019/en You really want a CAT 3 meter if you want to measure any live breaker panels. If you are going to test for bad circuit breakers that are disconnected from the live wiring then you could use this meter to check for continuity and the like. Do not use this meter on anything more powerful than a wall outlet. CAT 3 meters are available for not much more money.
2110305
Bachmann says it does..."digital control of multiple locomotives in N, HO, and On30 scale plug-and-play compatibility with all DC and DCC systems". I only used it for HO.
1094079
The controller is a negative ground unit, so it should work with any metering system that is shunt-based. You can also use the MT-5 remote meter that connects to the RJ45 terminal.
1408417
Yes it will work. That being said I agree with a previous post that the unit is not of the best quality. I ended up buying teleflex gauges (the Sahara line) to replace all my old gauges and I could not be happier! Best of luck!
1733999
Hi - I don't know. I would suspect it would as I am using it on a Cisco 7960 and it works fine.
668885
check in programming section some models it can be wired in to work with diesel the settings need to be set in
89623
I'm not familiar with those engines. This is simply 4 vacuum gauges side by side (with various adapters). It should be able to be hooked up to pretty much anything where you need to synchronize it by vacuum. Sorry I can't be of more help.
1515911
No it wont... You need a DXX series or above. Actually it won't even meter.
2137621
This unit has an outboard power supply so it should be ok. It does not provide power to any other units or lines.
1520222
This will work with both 5 and 4 terminal relays. You assemble it for what you want/need.
824902
It will work. The squared version of this is not part of the C7 standard. (Search IEC320C7 in Wikipedia for details) the squared side allows it to be polarized, but there is no standard as to the polarization.
1088533
Check their website and compatibility lists. It works well for me in my hard service application on a rural mail route.
1414165
Yes it works with both diesel and gasoline, but make sure the length you choose is correct as it cannot be adjusted.
2156475
Yes. It will accept up to 2/0 wire gauge. As per NEC 2/0 is the min size wire for your service.
175912
Make sure the 2 units do not exceed load capacity. If they are supplied by the same line it should work.