Autometer Pro-Lite Temperature Switch 220 deg F (Closes at 220 deg F Opens at temps below 220 deg F)

Product 3247 DESCRIPTION:
These high quality switches from AutoMeter can be paired with Pro-Lite warning lamps to supplement your instrumentation and improve driver visibility of critical conditions.
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Closes at temperatures 220 deg. F and higher. Opens at temps below 190 deg. F.
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local_sheriff
· 7 months ago
OK; I observe it says it OPENS below 190F and CLOSES above 220f. So if hooked up to a warning light will this unit turn my light OFF or ON @ 220F ?
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Jim from AutoMeter · 7 months ago
This switch will turn your warning light on at 220 and then it will turn it off at 190.
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Greenovajames
· a year ago
So is this still only being offered with the 2 prongs like i'm reading in a previous question or do you offer the single prong that is pictured and is also being advertised from your company on multiple other sites?
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Steve from AutoMeter · a year ago
Unfortunately we offer it in both single and dual prongs. It simply depends on the batch we have at the time. For further assistance please give us a call at 866-248-6356.
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Kkkk
· 2 years ago
I need a 220 switch with single contact so I ordered the #3247. I received a switch with DUAL CONTACTS in a package labeled 3247. Is it possible to get this with the single connector like illustrated in the photo?
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Jim from AutoMeter · 2 years ago
Unfortunately we only offer them with the dual contacts now. You will need to run a wire from one terminal to ground to complete the circuit.
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DC7thirty
· 5 years ago
I am curious to why the 200 has 2 prongs and the 220 has only a single? The reason why I am asking is I have a 200 with dual prongs hooked up under the hood and need to up it to the 220.
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Steve from AutoMeter · 5 years ago
This is just what our supplier has for a sensor we need in the resistance range we use.
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Sergio72
· 6 years ago
I want it to control oil temp for fan to turn on at 230 Fahrenheit or over but shuts off at 220 Fahrenheit. Do you have one that would work for these temps?
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Zach from AutoMeter · 6 years ago
Thank you for your question. No, we do not have a switch that will work with that temperature range.
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Julian W.
· 6 years ago
Would the switch be able to handle being installed online with a transmission cooler line? I'm looking to use it to run the relay to turn on a transmission cooler fan.
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Zach from AutoMeter · 6 years ago
Thank you for your question. Yes, this switch would work just fine if you used a T to connect it inline to a cooler line.
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