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Gauge Inline Temperature Sensor

CA-GAG-TMP · Gauge series

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Gauge Inline Temperature Sensor

10 kΩ probe in the flow path, straight to a board header.

$34.00USD

All prices are in US dollars (USD). Sales tax calculated at checkout.

How to order this part

Online ordering opens with the storefront launch. Until then, email orders@cryoanvil.com quoting CA-GAG-TMP and we will confirm stock, shipping and the total before anything is charged.

How ordering works

Fits

  • Any G1/4 in port, motherboard thermal header

Before you order

  • 30-day returns from delivery. Unused parts are refunded in full, with no restocking fee, and we pay return shipping.
  • Parts that have had coolant through them cannot be returned for change of mind, but carry the 5-year warranty against defect and seal failure.
  • Refunds are issued to the original payment method within 5 to 7 business days.
  • This is a one-time purchase. There is no subscription, no membership and no recurring charge.
  • Your statement will show CRYOANVIL.

About this part

A 10 kΩ thermistor sitting in the coolant rather than clamped to the outside of a fitting, which is the difference between reading the loop and reading the room.

It terminates in a standard two-pin thermal header, so it reports through the motherboard with no extra controller in the case.

Fit it after the radiator to read what the blocks are about to receive.

Materials

  • 360 brass body, satin black over electroless nickel
  • Plasticiser-free EPDM O-rings

In the box

  • Sensor
  • 500 mm lead

Specification

Element10 kΩ NTC thermistor
ThreadG1/4 in male to female
Range0 – 90 °C
Accuracy±0.5 °C
Lead500 mm, 2-pin header
Shipping weight0.4 lb
Warranty5 years

Figures are from our own test bench and are stated at the operating point given. Flow restriction is measured at one gallon per minute against a calibrated manometer with the fixture’s own restriction subtracted.

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