Compatibility:
The 7861-93-3520 Water Temperature Sensor is specifically engineered for compatibility with Komatsu PC360-7 and PC450-7 excavators.
It is essential to use genuine and compatible parts to guarantee seamless integration and reliable functionality within the excavator system.
Material and Build Quality:
The sensor is constructed using high-quality materials to withstand the challenging operating conditions often encountered in excavator applications. Robust materials ensure durability and longevity, contributing to the overall reliability of the excavator's cooling system.
Temperature Sensing Range:
The sensor is designed to accurately measure water temperature within a specified range. The precise temperature sensing capabilities are crucial for the effective control of the engine's cooling system, preventing overheating and associated issues.
Response Time:
Quick and accurate temperature readings are vital for the timely adjustment of cooling mechanisms.
The 7861-93-3520 sensor is engineered with a fast response time, allowing the excavator's control system to make rapid adjustments to maintain optimal operating temperatures.
Installation and Calibration:
The sensor is designed for straightforward installation, following manufacturer guidelines and specifications. Proper calibration ensures that the sensor provides accurate readings, contributing to the overall efficiency and reliability of the excavator's cooling system.
Electrical Specifications:
The electrical characteristics of the sensor, including voltage requirements and signal output, are designed to seamlessly integrate with the excavator's electronic control system. Compatibility with the excavator's electrical architecture is essential for reliable and consistent performance.
Environmental Resistance:
Excavators often operate in harsh environmental conditions, including exposure to dust, moisture, and varying temperatures. The 7861-93-3520 sensor is built to resist environmental factors, maintaining accurate and reliable performance in challenging working environments.
