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Alcor By Tempest Clamp 3-1/4 EGT / TIT Probe Grounded Type K
$235.95/Each
Part# 10-01009
MFR Model# 86226
MFR Model# 86226
Overview
| ALCOR CLAMP 3-1/4 INCH EGT/TIT PROBE GROUNDED, .70 OHM, TYPE K |
Features
- Backed by an industry leading 5 year warranty
- Small element diameter provides for near instantaneous instrument response
- Lead wires are 11.56" in length and configured in reverse stagger (long red and short yellow)
- Provides sufficient electrical power for Alcor unamplified instruments
- Built in radiator minimizes the high temperature effects on internal spotweld connections
- Intended for use with Type K EGT or TIT instruments and leads
- Clamp fits 1 1/8" to 3 1/4" diameter exhaust systems with approximately .1285" size hole
- Accurate to ± 25 degrees at 1500 degrees Fahrenheit
- PMA and FAA approved for all reciprocating powered aircraft
- Alcor probes are designed, manufactured, and supported in the U.S.A
Specifications
- Type: K - Red and Yellow
- Grounded
- Style: Clamp 3 ¼” Max
- Resistance: .70 ± .10 Ohm
- Weight: 0.12 lbs
- Alcor P/N: 86226
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