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- Both electronic sensors and thermostats provide higher temperature
sensing accuracy and are integral parts of today's computerized
automotive systems.
- Sensors provide an economical way to sense temperature when
sufficient ECM memory is available.
- Electronic thermostats can provide complete control when ECM
memory is needed for other uses.
- Both fin and air sensing element styles are available.
- Ranco's electronic thermostats can switch loads ranging from
ECM logic level currents to full clutch loads.
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- Electronic thermostats are fully sealed for under-hood use and
applications.
- Ranco is QS-9000 certified for all automotive thermostats and
sensors.
- Ranco designs are EMI resistant.
- Many different packaging and termination options are available
to meet a wide range of application needs. Contact Ranco North
America marketing for further assistance.
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L53
Sensor
The
L53 sensor is available in a wide range of configurations and is
used primarily as a freeze protection sensor on evaporators. The
L53 is used in conjunction with an OEM's ECM as an input device.
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E56
Electronic Thermostat
The
E56 electronic thermostat is primarily used as an HVAC clutch
cycling thermostat where fin temperature sensing is desired. It
has a 5.0 amp relay output and can be produced with a number of
different termination configurations.
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E57
Electronic Thermostat
The
E57 electronic thermostat is primarily used as an HVAC clutch cycling
thermostat. The E57 thermostat is suited for switching ECM logic
currents or low power relay loads and can be produced with a number
of different termination configurations. E57 thermostats are used
in applications where fin temperature sensing is desired.
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E59
Electronic Thermostat
The
E59 electronic thermostat is primarily used as an HVAC clutch cycling
thermostat. The E59 thermostat is suited for switching ECM logic
currents or low power relay loads and can be produced with a number
of different termination configurations. E59 thermostats are used
in applications where air temperature sensing is desired.
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