Faria Oil Pressure Sender - Single Station

The Faria Oil Pressure Sender – Single Station is a precision instrument panel component designed for marine, automotive, and light tactical vehicle applications requiring reliable real-time engine oil pressure monitoring. Built by Faria Beede Instruments, a manufacturer with decades of experience in quality instrumentation, this single-station sender delivers accurate pressure readings directly to compatible analog gauges. Whether you're operating in law enforcement fleet vehicles, military support equipment, or field command stations, continuous oil pressure visibility prevents catastrophic engine damage and extends powertrain reliability in demanding operational environments.

This oil pressure sender features a 1/8" NPTF (National Pipe Thread Fuel) connection, allowing secure installation into standard engine block ports or adapter manifolds with minimal risk of vibration-induced leaks. The unit operates across a 0–80 PSI measurement range, typical of naturally aspirated and moderately turbocharged engines, with standard ground return configuration for simplified wiring integration into existing 12V electrical systems. The compact form factor—measuring 3 × 2 × 7 inches and weighing only 0.4 lbs—ensures installation flexibility even in tight engine bays without adding significant weight or bulk. Electronic feedback from the sender triggers proportional gauge needle movement, providing instantaneous visual confirmation of oil system health.

Technicians, fleet maintenance supervisors, and vehicle operators benefit from this sender's diagnostic clarity and OEM-grade construction quality. Installation requires only a compatible 1/8" NPTF port, basic electrical connection, and a standard Faria gauge matched to the 0–80 PSI range—no special calibration or programming needed. This sender is particularly valuable in remote operations where early warning of pressure anomalies can prevent mission-critical vehicle downtime or catastrophic engine failure far from support infrastructure.