Pulsar 150 Thermal Sensor Genuine Sensors

1. Engine Temperature Monitoring:

• Purpose: Ensures the engine operates within safe temperature limits, preventing overheating.
• Placement: Typically placed near the engine or within the cooling system.
• Usage: Alerts the rider through a dashboard indicator if the engine temperature exceeds a safe threshold.

2. Ambient Temperature Monitoring:

• Purpose: Provides the rider with the current air temperature, which can be important for assessing road conditions, especially in cold climates where ice may be a concern.
• Placement: Mounted on the bike’s exterior, away from heat sources like the engine or exhaust.
• Usage: Displayed on the bike’s dashboard, helping the rider make informed decisions about speed, tire pressure, and clothing.

3. Battery Temperature Monitoring (for Electric Bikes):

• Purpose: Monitors the temperature of the battery to prevent overheating and ensure optimal performance.
• Placement: Integrated within or near the battery pack.
• Usage: Triggers cooling systems or reduces power output if the battery temperature gets too high, prolonging battery life and safety.

4. Tire Temperature Monitoring (Advanced Systems):

• Purpose: Ensures tires remain within a safe temperature range, particularly useful in racing or high-performance bikes.
• Placement: Sensors are placed within the tires or close to the brake discs.
• Usage: Helps optimize tire pressure and grip, enhancing safety and performance.

Temperature sensors in bikes contribute to safety, performance, and longevity by providing real-time data that allows for better decision-making and system management.

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