Overview

The GE 1020718 Engine Oil Temperature Sensor is engineered for accurate, real-time oil temperature monitoring in 12V systems. It is widely used in industrial engines, generators, and heavy-duty vehicles where thermal management is critical to performance and safety. This sensor supports Modbus TCP/IP communication, enabling seamless integration into modern control systems.

Moreover, the sensor is built for durability, featuring a –40°C to +70°C operating range and a compact, sealed industrial housing that resists dust and moisture. Its high-speed data acquisition allows rapid response to temperature fluctuations, ensuring optimal engine protection. Therefore, it is ideal for applications requiring continuous monitoring, fast diagnostics, and reliable operation.

For instance, in a diesel generator system, the 1020718 sensor helps prevent engine damage by providing early warnings of overheating, allowing for timely shutdown or load adjustment.

Technical Data

Typical Applications

• Industrial Diesel and Gas Engines – Monitors oil temperature to prevent overheating and ensure proper lubrication.

• Power Generation Systems – Maintains optimal performance and safety in generator sets.

• Heavy-Duty Vehicles and Equipment – Provides real-time temperature feedback for trucks, excavators, and agricultural machinery.

• Marine Engines – Ensures thermal stability in shipboard power and propulsion systems.

• Remote Monitoring Systems – Integrates with SCADA or PLCs for centralized tracking and alerts.

In addition, its Modbus compatibility allows deployment in both legacy and modern control architectures.

FAQ

Q1: What voltage does the GE 1020718 sensor operate on?
A1: It operates on a 12 V DC power supply.

Q2: What communication protocol does it support?
A2: It uses Modbus TCP/IP for seamless integration with industrial control systems.

Q3: Is it suitable for outdoor or rugged environments?
A3: Yes. It is designed for –40°C to +70°C operation and features a sealed, durable industrial housing.

Q4: Can it be used in marine or generator applications?
A4: Absolutely. It is commonly deployed in marine engines, diesel generators, and heavy-duty equipment for oil temperature monitoring.