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McNeilus Hydraulic Cooler Temperature Switch - 140F
Temperature Switch · Hydraulic Cooler
This 140-degree hydraulic cooler temperature switch is a critical electrical component used to regulate the cooling system on rear discharge concrete mixers. Featuring a durable brass body and 1/2-inch MPT threads, it operates as a normally open, single pole/single throw (SPST-NO) circuit that closes when hydraulic oil temperatures reach 140°F to activate the cooler fan. It is a direct replacement for McNeilus, Con-Tech, and Continental mixer systems, ensuring the hydraulic charge circuit maintains optimal operating temperatures and preventing overheating in standard single-fan heat exchangers.
Technical Specifications
Activation Temperature140°F (+/- 5°)
Hysteresis20°F
Thread Size1/2 in MPT
Circuit TypeSPST-NO (Normally Open)
Wire Leads6 in, 14 AWG
MaterialBrass
Max Current (120 VAC)15 Amps
Max Current (240 VAC)10 Amps
System Voltage12V DC
Key Features
Normally open (SPST-NO) circuit that closes on temperature rise
140°F (+/- 5°) activation temperature with a 20°F hysteresis
Durable brass body construction for corrosion resistance
Includes 6-inch 14-gauge wire leads for straightforward electrical connection
Compatible with standard single-fan hydraulic heat exchangers
Fits These Mixers
McNeilus, Con-Tech, CBMW, Kimble. Fits McNeilus, Con-Tech, and Continental rear discharge concrete mixers equipped with standard single-fan hydraulic oil coolers.
All measurements ± standard manufacturing tolerance.
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Specifications
Specifications
Manufacturer
McNeilus
Sub Category
Hydraulics
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