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Blaze Exhaust Gas Temperature Sensors are capable of withstanding extreme vibration and temperatures up to 2200°F (1200°C). These probes are racetrack tested, approved, and used by several professional race teams. Blaze EGT probes come standard with Inconel 600 sheathing. This protects against corrosive environments. Exhaust gas temperature sensors provide the data you need without draining your race budget. Create your custom lengths and designs in our EGT configurator. Or choose one of our common builds below.
Types of Exhaust Gas Temperature Probes
Titanium Series .250″ (1/4″) Exhaust Gas Temperature Probe with Compression Fitting 032619 (90° Bend)
| Sensor Type | Type K (Chromel / Alumel) |
| Temp. Range | 32° F ~ 2200° F |
| Sensor O.D. | .250″ (1/4″) Diameter |
| Junction Type | Exposed , Ungrounded |
| Bend | 90° |
| Probe Shaft Length | 2 3/4″ |
| Wire | 20 AWG Teflon Insulation (with SST Overbraid) |
| Wire Lengths | 6 Feet, 10 Feet |
| Hardware | 1/8″ SST Compression Fitting |
| Connection | Mini-Plug, Stripped Leads |
Titanium Series .250″ (1/4″) Exhaust Gas Temperature Probe with Compression Fitting 032619 (90° Bend)
| Sensor Type | Type K (Chromel / Alumel) Inconel 600 |
| Temp. Range | 32° F ~ 2200° F |
| Sensor O.D. | .188″ (3/16″) Diameter |
| Junction Type | Exposed , Ungrounded |
| Bend | 90° |
| Probe Shaft Length | 3″ |
| Wire | 20 AWG Teflon Insulation w/SST Overbraid |
| Wire Lengths | 6 Feet , 10 Feet |
| Hardware | SST Compression Fitting w/.125″ NPT (1/8″) |
| Connection | Mini-Plug, Stripped Leads |
Titanium Series .125 (1/8″) Exhaust Gas Temperature Probe with Compression Fitting 112718 (90° Bend)
| Sensor Type | Type K (Chromel / Alumel) |
| Temp. Range | 32° F ~ 2200° F |
| Sensor O.D. | .125″ (1/8″) Diameter |
| Junction Type | Exposed , Ungrounded |
| Bend | 90° |
| Probe Shaft Length | 3″ |
| Wire | 20 AWG Teflon Insulation (with SST Overbraid) |
| Wire Lengths | 6 Feet, 10 Feet |
| Hardware | 1/8″ SST Compression Fitting |
| Connection | Mini-Plug, Stripped Leads |
Titanium Series .250″ (1/4″) Exhaust Gas Temperature Probe with Compression Fitting 032619 (Straight)
| Sensor Type | Type K (Chromel / Alumel) |
| Temp. Range | 32° F ~ 2200° F |
| Sensor O.D. | .250″ (1/4″) Diameter Inconel 600 |
| Junction Type | Exposed , Ungrounded |
| Bend | Straight (No Bend) |
| Probe Shaft Length | 4″ |
| Wire | 20 AWG Teflon Insulation w/SST Overbraid |
| Wire Lengths | 6 Feet, 10 Feet |
| Hardware | SST Compression Fitting w/.125″ NPT (1/8″) |
| Connection | Mini-Plug, Stripped Leads |
Titanium Series .188″ (3/16″) Exhaust Gas Temperature Probe with Compression Fitting 120203 (Straight)
| Sensor Type | Type K (Chromel / Alumel) |
| Temp. Range | 32° F ~ 2200° F |
| Sensor O.D. | .188″ (3/16″) Diameter Inconel 600 |
| Junction Type | Exposed , Ungrounded |
| Bend | Straight (No Bend) |
| Probe Shaft Length | 4″ |
| Wire | 20 AWG Teflon Insulation w/SST Overbraid |
| Wire Lengths | 6 Feet, 10 Feet |
| Hardware | SST Compression Fitting w/.125″ NPT (1/8″) |
| Connection | Mini-Plug, Stripped Leads |
Titanium Series .125″ (1/8″) Exhaust Gas Temperature Probe with Compression Fitting 112718 (Straight)
| Sensor Type | Type K (Chromel / Alumel) |
| Temp. Range | 32° F ~ 2200° F |
| Sensor O.D. | .125″ (1/8″) Diameter Inconel 600 |
| Junction Type | Exposed , Ungrounded |
| Bend | Straight (No Bend) |
| Probe Shaft Length | 4″ |
| Wire | 20 AWG Teflon Insulation w/SST Overbraid |
| Wire Lengths | 6 Feet, 10 Feet |
| Hardware | SST Compression Fitting w/.125″ NPT (1/8″) |
| Connection | Mini-Plug, Stripped Leads |
Specifications
- Type “N”, Type “E”, Type “R/S” are available upon request
- Probe diameters ranging from
- .040” (1/25”)
- .062” (1/16”)
- .125” (1/8”)
- .188” (3/16”)
- .250” (1/4”)
- Grounded, Ungrounded and Exposed available
- General Purpose Stainless Steel Sheath Thermocouple Probe
- Penetration Stainless Steel Sheath Thermocouple Probe
- FEP Coated Sheath, Stainless Steel Reduced Tip (.156” to .093”) Thermocouple Probe
- Heavy Duty Stainless Steel Reduced Tip (.250” to .125”) Thermocouple Probe
- General Purpose Inconel 600 Sheath Thermocouple Probe
- Penetration Inconel 600 Sheath Thermocouple Probe
- PVC Coiled Cable (with 5 Ft Extension)
- Fiberglass Insulation Wire Cable
- Fiberglass Insulation with Stainless Steel Overbraid Wire Cable
- Fluorinated Ethylene Propylene (FEP) Insulated Wire Cable
- Fluorinated Ethylene Propylene (FEP) with Stainless Steel Overbraid Wire Cable
- Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) Insulated Wire Cable
- Stripped Ends or “flying leads”
- Spade Lugs
- Standard Male Plug & Standard Female Jack (round pins)
- Mini Male Plug & Mini Female Jack (flat pins)
- ABS Plastic Handle
- Mini Stainless Steel Handle
- Heavy Duty Large Handle
- Stainless Steel Flex Armor & Stainless Steel Flex Armor w/ FEP Coating
- Custom 90° bends and 45° bends
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