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Alcor By Tempest Clamp 3-1/4 EGT / TIT Probe Type K Reverse Stagger
MFR Model# 86275
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Overview
| ALCOR CLAMP 3-1/4 EGT/TIT PROBE GROUNDED, .80 OHM, TYPE K REVERSE STAGGER |
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WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm - www.P65Warnings.ca.gov. |
Features
- Backed by an industry leading 5 year warranty
- Small element diameter provides for near instantaneous instrument response
- Lead wires are 13.8" 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 up 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: .80 ± .10 Ohm
- Weight: 0.12 lbs
- Alcor P/N: 86275
Reviews
Great Service in cross referencing part numbers as well as providing all the legal paperwork for logbook. Part fit, was easy to install(less than 30minutes) and paperwork provided made logbook entry easy.
STC'd, excellent quality, has a 5 year warranty and for $10 bucks less than the M111!! I replaced all 6 M-111 probes after multiple failures.
Q&A
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