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hi just wondering if anybody has used a temperature sensor on the exhaust
im setting up individual sensors and need to know how high of a temprature im going to have to be to read and work out what i can insulate it with
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| low_ryda |
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you will need proper 1500c thermocouples like the ones used in industrial kilns with stainless braided harness.. the exhaust shouldn't run that hot but you need heavy duty thermocouples.
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thanks
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Autometer have a part number for thermocouples to go with their EGT gauges.
pretty sure the gauges read to 2000F. |
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