4 Channel K Type Thermocouple Amplifier Racing Control Module Unit Aem 30-2204 on 2040-parts.com
Sacramento, California, United States
4-Channel K-Type EGT AmplifierAEM’s 4-Channel K-Type Thermocouple Amplifier provides laboratory-grade accuracy for measuring exhaust gas temperatures (EGTs), or virtually any on-board temperature measurements. This unit utilizes low-cost K-Type thermocouple amplifiers to measure multiple engine system temperatures including EGT with better accuracy and faster response times than many available temperature-measuring devices.
Unlike common single-channel gauges and amplifiers whose readings can vary up to 20 degrees C from actual temperatures, AEM guarantees its 4-Channel K-Type Thermocouple Amplifier to read better than 1% full scale, even at the extremes of the temperature range. The unit achieves its laboratory-grade accuracy via a 100% surface-mounted PCB (printed circuit board) that has four differential temperature inputs fed into an A/D converter and fitted using a stage-three, eighth-order polynomial curve fit. The amplifier then compensates for this value using AEM’s on-board cold junction temperature measurement, and then sends the temperature outputs on feedback-monitored 0-5v analog outputs and an RS-232 serial data stream. The 4-Channel K-Type Thermocouple Amplifier is ideal for users who want to accurately monitor multiple engine system temperatures, including exhaust gas temperatures (EGT), water, air, coolant, fuel, disc brake and more. Multiple channels allow you to use each amp to simultaneously read different system temperatures (one channel for EGT, one channel for CLT, etc.). Users can utilize ANY K-Type thermocouple including commonly-available miniature thermocouple connectors, and data log the readings via an RS-232 serial data stream. K-Type sensors sold separately. SHIPPING: Item will ship with USPS. It will take 1-3 business days, depending on your location. Also, local pickup is available. Return Policy: 30 day warrant. If wrong item has been bought, there will be a 25% restocking fee and customer has to return item and what it cost to ship the item to customer will not be refunded. |
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