New Product | WHP 7 & 10 BAR Pressure Sensors

WHP 7 & 10 BAR PRESSURE SENSORS are ideally suited for automotive applications such as oil and fuel pressure. 7 bar sensors are generally used for fuel pressure, and 10 bar sensors are recommended for oil pressure as cold oil pressure can easily exceed 7 bar. It is advisable to purchase a sensor with some excess range above your normal operating range.
WHP pressure sensors are the perfect companion to any ECU. WHP sensors are built to their specifications in an ISO9001 Certified facility. The latest developments in sensor technology are used to create an extremely compact sensor, easing installation in cramped engine bays and chassis. All sensors are compensated for temperature over a broad range and accurately measure pressure within .5%. Sensor bodies are crafted from 304 Stainless Steel and feature CNC cut threads and wrench flats for reliable sealing and trouble-free installation. Each sensor is packaged with a Delphi connector kit, installation instructions, and a tube of thread sealing compound.
7 BAR Pressure Sensor Part#: WHP7P
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Specifications:
1/8" NPT Threads
Linear pressure range: 0-7 Bar Gauge Pressure (0-100 PSI)
0.5v=0 bar (0 psi)
4.5v=7 bar (100 psi)
10 BAR Pressure Sensor Part#: WHP10P
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Specifications:
1/8" NPT Threads
Linear pressure range: 0-10 Bar Gauge Pressure (0-150 PSI)
0.5v=0 bar (0 psi)
4.5v=10 bar (150 psi)
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[@kaywhy1337]

The extra terminal for an "oopsie" is a nice little bonus. Nothing worse than having your project delayed for a single terminal

[@cityneckmediallc]

Awesome I look forward to using them on our current project!!

[@ECUMasterUSA]

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[@damnitdang]

Zack, I know you're a 2jz guy, anyway of me getting in contact with you in getting help on some wiring stuff in for my 2jz, ecumaster black with the flying leads.

[@ECUMasterUSA]

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