Transportation Assemblies
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Transportation Assemblies Overview
One of the most comprehensive ranges of products in the world today are offered in the category of measurement and sensing products driven by temperature technologies. These include high temperature thermistors, gauge drivers, sensors, and elements. GE Measurement & Control Solutions provides solutions to temperature sensing challenges faced by the various industry segments - such as medical, automotive, and telecommunications - across the globe.
Transportation Assemblies
Automotive Temperature Sensors
Sensors for for both engine management (including battery temperature) and HVAC temperature applications for automotive and heavy duty truck applications.
Type KY2 & KY3 NTC Thermistors
These contain one PTC and two NTC thermistor elements connected inside a plastic sleeve and encapsulated in a brass probe housing.
Active Incar Sensor
This sensor indicates the cabin temperature of the fully automated temperature control system in a passenger car.
TYPE KU/UD 20 Unleaded Disc
A range of unleaded disc thermistors.
Air Quality Sensor
This sensor monitors the air coming into a vehicle.
Dual Solar Sensor
The dual solar sensor uses two photo diode cells inside of it to measure the intensity of the light that enters into the cabin of a vehicle.
Oil Pressure Switch
The oil pressure switch monitors the engine oil flow when the engine starts.
Duct Sensor
This sensor measures the temperature inside the air duct of air conditioner systems.
S/AS/ES Precision NTC Standards
Our temperature standards consist of ultra-stable thermistor probes assembled into thin wall stainless steel housings with shielded extension leads.
Ambient Sensor
This sensor measures the temperature outside the passenger compartment and is usually mounted inside or near the front bumper.
E-stat Controller
The E-stat controller is used to prevent the evaporator core from freezing.
Water Temperature Sensor
The Water temperature sensor indicates the ambient temperature of the automatic air conditioner system in the passenger car.
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