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IP-292 Clamp on Primary (low voltage) Ignition Coil Pulse Detector

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The IP-292 is a lightweight, clamp-on detector that captures ignition coil pulse signals directly from gasoline engines. Designed for quick RPM measurement setup, it withstands high heat and connects seamlessly to compatible tachometers..

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The IP-292 reliably converts ignition coil pulses into electrical signals that can be fed into tachometer instruments for accurate RPM measurement. Its clip-on design allows engine speed readings without modifying wiring or engine components. The long, heat-resistant cable makes it handy in cramped engine bays, while the clamp remains firmly in place through vibration. Ideal for quick diagnostics, field inspections, and maintenance checks, this detector is both practical and rugged.

  • Direct Ignition Coil Detection – Clamps onto the primary (low-voltage) ignition coil to pick up RPM signals.

  • Quick and Lightweight Design – Clip-style form factor enables fast installation and easy handling.

  • High-Temperature Resilience – Built with heat-resistant materials suitable for engine compartments.

  • Long Signal Cable – Includes a 4.9-meter cable with a durable connector for flexible tachometer placement.

  • Dual-Cycle Compatibility – Works with both 2-cycle and 4-cycle gasoline engines for versatile application.

Specification Details
Application Gasoline engine RPM detection
Detection Method Clamp-on ignition coil pulse sensing
Engine Compatibility 2-cycle and 4-cycle gasoline engines
Operating Temperature –40 °F to 248 °F (–40 °C to 120 °C)
Cable Length 4.9 meters (with durable connector)
Design Compact, lightweight, clip-on form
Compatible Tachometers Models designed for ignition pulse input
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