Veratron Pipe Level Sender - 350mm - Stainless Steel - 90-4 OHM

The Veratron Pipe Level Sender – 350mm – Stainless Steel – 90-4 OHM is a precision fuel tank monitoring instrument built for serious powersports and marine applications where accurate liquid level detection is non-negotiable. Whether you're running a custom fuel system in a high-performance vehicle, managing auxiliary tanks in an off-road setup, or monitoring coolant levels in a high-horsepower engine bay, this deep-pipe sender delivers reliable real-time data to your gauge cluster. Veratron's reputation in OEM and aftermarket instrumentation means you're investing in proven technology, not guesswork.

This sender operates on a 90-4 OHM resistance range, a standard analog output that integrates seamlessly with most VDO and Veratron-compatible fuel and fluid gauges without requiring additional converters or signal conditioning. The 350mm stainless steel tube houses a calibrated float mechanism with precision baffles—small orifices at top and bottom—that stabilize the float's movement and prevent erratic needle swings during acceleration, braking, or cornering. The 38mm diameter vertical tube design minimizes turbulence while maximizing signal accuracy, making it ideal for deep-tank installations where fuel slosh or fluid agitation could otherwise cause gauge flutter or false readings.

Mechanics and fabricators favor this sender for custom fuel system builds, auxiliary tank installations, and engine bay fluid monitoring where OEM senders won't fit or perform. The stainless steel construction resists corrosion in saltwater environments, ethanol blends, and harsh fuel additives, ensuring years of stable output without calibration drift. Installation requires a simple three-wire connection to your gauge cluster; verify your gauge's OHM range (90-4 compatibility) before ordering to ensure drop-in operation. This sender is equally at home in race fuel cells, diesel trucks, or marine fuel tanks where durability and accuracy define the difference between safe operation and a stranded engine.