Newmar TCS-12/24/40 Temp Probe with 40ft Cable for PT Charger

The Newmar TCS-12/24/40 Temp Probe with 40ft Cable for PT Charger is a dedicated thermal monitoring solution designed for power conversion and battery management systems in mobile tactical operations. Built for law enforcement, military, and emergency response teams who depend on reliable power infrastructure in vehicles and field deployments, this temperature probe ensures real-time oversight of critical charging equipment. The extended 40-foot cable run allows installers to position the sensor away from the charger unit itself, providing accurate ambient readings and protecting the probe from direct heat exposure while maintaining precise system diagnostics.

This temperature probe integrates seamlessly with Newmar PT Charger systems and supports dual-voltage input (12V and 24V configurations), making it compatible with standard vehicle electrical architectures found in police units, ambulances, military vehicles, and tactical command centers. The 40-foot cable length eliminates the need for remote sensor enclosures, reducing installation complexity and potential failure points. The probe itself is engineered to withstand thermal cycling and vibration typical of mobile environments, delivering consistent temperature feedback to the charger's monitoring circuitry for optimal charge curve management and thermal protection.

Operators and fleet managers benefit most from this component when upgrading or maintaining Newmar power systems in patrol vehicles, tactical trucks, or portable command stations where battery temperature regulation directly impacts equipment uptime and mission readiness. Installation is straightforward for technicians familiar with 12V/24V automotive electrical systems; the cable routes easily through existing harnesses and panel cutouts. This probe is essential for any PT Charger deployment where thermal monitoring prevents charger shutdown during extended operations and safeguards battery longevity in high-demand tactical environments.