12V Automotive Oxygen Sensor With M12/M8 Connector 50000 Hours Lifespan O2 Sensor In Car

Product Description:

The automotive oxygen sensor is a Lambda oxygen sensor designed to measure oxygen levels in exhaust gases of internal combustion engines. It is an air fuel ratio sensor for automotive exhaust gas systems, which measures the amount of oxygen in the exhaust gas and maintains the optimum air fuel ratio for efficient combustion. It is capable of withstanding high temperatures and pressures and has a pressure range of 0-1.2MPa. The voltage is 12V and the accuracy is ±0.1%. The standard size ensures easy installation and a 1-year warranty is offered to protect against any defects. This Automotive Exhaust Gas Sensor is an ideal choice for monitoring the air fuel ratio of automotive vehicles.

Features:

• Product Name: Automotive Oxygen Sensor
• Connector Type: M12/M8
• Voltage: 12V
• Signal Output: Analog/Digital
• Type: Exhaust Gas Sensor, Air Fuel Ratio Sensor, Air Fuel Ratio Oxygen Sensor
• Size: Standard

Technical Parameters:

Applications:

The Oetex automotive oxygen sensor is designed to accurately measure the oxygen content in car exhaust gas. The sensor is suitable for air fuel ratio control and is designed for use in automotive exhaust systems. It features a pressure range of 0-1.2MPa, a power consumption of 2W, a response time of 2s, and an IP67 protection level. This air fuel ratio oxygen sensor is reliable and durable, making it perfect for automotive exhaust gas sensing applications.
The Oetex automotive oxygen sensor is the perfect choice for monitoring air fuel ratio in car exhaust systems. It is durable and reliable, with a high-precision sensing element that ensures accurate readings. The sensor can detect oxygen levels in the range of 0-1.2MPa, and its quick response time and low power consumption make it an ideal choice for automotive exhaust gas sensing applications.
The Oetex automotive oxygen sensor is an essential tool for monitoring the air fuel ratio in car exhaust systems. It is a reliable and durable device that features a pressure range of 0-1.2MPa, a power consumption of 2W, a response time of 2s, and an IP67 protection level. This air fuel ratio oxygen sensor is the perfect choice for automotive exhaust gas sensing applications.

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Support and Services:

Technical support and service for automotive oxygen sensor includes:

• Providing product information and manual
• Assistance with installation
• Troubleshooting and problem solving
• Software updates
• Replacing defective parts

Packing and Shipping:

Packaging and Shipping: Automotive Oxygen Sensor
The automotive oxygen sensor is packaged in an individual box and secured with a foam insert for protection. The box will be labeled with the product name, model number, and the quantity of the product. The box is then placed inside a double-walled shipping box, with additional foam or bubble wrap to prevent damage in transit.
The automotive oxygen sensor is shipped with a tracking number to ensure it is delivered safely and on time. All orders are shipped via a reliable third-party shipper such as FedEx or UPS. We require a signature from the receiver for all shipments.

FAQ:

Q1: What is an automotive oxygen sensor?

A1: An automotive oxygen sensor is a device that measures the amount of oxygen in a vehicle's exhaust system in order to optimize the fuel-air mixture and reduce emissions.

Q2: What is the brand name of the automotive oxygen sensor?

A2: The brand name of the automotive oxygen sensor is Oetex.

Q3: What is the purpose of an automotive oxygen sensor?

A3: The purpose of an automotive oxygen sensor is to measure the amount of oxygen in the exhaust system and adjust the air-fuel mixture for optimal combustion and reduce emissions.

Q4: How often should I replace my automotive oxygen sensor?

A4: Generally, it is recommended to replace your automotive oxygen sensor every 50,000 to 60,000 miles.

Q5: What type of vehicle can use the Oetex automotive oxygen sensor?

A5: The Oetex automotive oxygen sensor is suitable for most gasoline-powered vehicles.