Datcon – Transmission Oil Temperature Gauge 100-280F Black
The Datcon Transmission Oil Temperature Gauge is a 52mm diameter gauge with a DAH (high range) match.
This heavy duty gauge features a scale of 100-280 degrees Fahrenheit and comes in black bezel.
| Part Number | Model | Scale | mm | Match | Volts | Bezel |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 100685 | 826 | 100-280°F | 52 | DAH | 12 | Black |
| 100686 | 826 | 100-280°F | 52 | DAH | 12 | Polished |
| Weight | 0.300 kg |
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Estimated Delivery Times
When you've completed your purchase, Control Connections will provide an estimated delivery date, which you can review in your Order Confirmation email or online. This estimated date will vary depending on your choice of a In Stock Item or Build to Order product.
In Stock Delivery
In Stock products are ready to ship, you'll get everything you need in one purchase.
Estimated Delivery range 2 - 3 business days
Products typically have an estimated delivery time of 2–3 business days from order confirmation for shipment to Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Canberra, Wollongong and Newcastle. For all other locations, estimated delivery times will be longer.
Build to Order
For build to order products, Control Connections configures to your specifications and will provide you a “ships in” date range, which is the approximate date range by which your order will ship from the warehouse. Delivery of your product after it has shipped from the warehouse will typically be within 6-14 business days.
How We Estimate Delivery Times
We aim to be as accurate as possible when estimating delivery times. However, actual delivery dates are subject to change based on a number of conditions, including:
Length of time it takes your payment to clear
Availability of items in your order
Delivery method
Shipping provider
Warehouse location
Your delivery address
Holiday periods
Control Connections estimated shipping and delivery times commence upon order confirmation. Your order will be confirmed once payment has been received by Control Connections.
