ProParts P322328 Spek-Pro 2-1/16" Electric Oil Temperature Gauge (100-300 Degree F, 52.4mm)
Key features
- •7 color user-selectable background illuminations (red, blue, green, white, yellow, orange, and violet) with adjustable brightness for day and night - with independent dimming of dial and pointer.
- •Configurable "High" and "Low" warnings using three on-instrument-face buttons
- •Pro-Control output enables a 1.5 amp load to activate a relay and trigger your choice of warning lights, external buzzers, fans, pumps, or features such as water/meth/nitrous injection.
- •Features a peak recall function, which enables the user to review high gauge readings. The highest reading will be stored by the gauge until it is cleared.
- •Solid-state data acquisition grade sending units provide unmatched gauge accuracy and withstand the harshest environments.
ProParts P322328 Spek-Pro 2-1/16" Electric Oil Temperature Gauge (100-300 Degree F, 52.4mm)
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Minimum set point design flaw not documented.
W. Langford•May 23, 2016
BE WARNED!!!! Nothing in the documentation states this little fact, but you may run into an issue with this meter. Apparently, the High Set Point, while it can be set anywhere on the dial, has a designed in minimum of 175 degress. If you have a remote oil cooler as I do and do not see temps above this at the outlet, this meter will NOT trigger a ground to activate your fan. This information came directly from Autometer after I had received two apparently defective gauges. I rate the meter at 1 star because of what I consider to be a design flaw as the meter allows you to set this high limit anywhere on the dial, but something that cannot be adjusted apparently limits it to a 175 minimum. The complete lack of supporting documentation by Autometer is just insult on top of injury.
