448-8699: Engine Coolant Level Sensor

An Engine Coolant Level Sensor is a device that measures the quantity of coolant in the cooling system of a vehicle. To determine if coolant is present or absent, it can employ an electronic sensor tube or a float with a magnetic switch. The sensor can be fastened to the side, inside, or radiator hose of the radiator. When the coolant level falls below a specified level, the sensor may emit an alarm signal as a Light-Emitting Diode (LED) warning. The use of coolant level sensors helps guard against overheating, guarantee appropriate functioning, and increase the equipment's service life. Attributes: • Ensures accurate readings of engine coolant temperature • Aids in keeping a check of engine temperature values • Helps the operator account for changes in coolant level • Designed to provide accurate readings of pressure values for the optimal operation of the engine Applications: This Engine Coolant Level Sensor is used to determine if a coolant system's vital coolant fluid is present or absent. It is mounted on the top of the engine.