USED Ballenger AFR500CANv3 Wideband Monitor Kits HPT-BAL-002
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Used Ballenger AFR500CANv3 Wideband Monitor Kits HPT-BAL-002 kit.
Lightly used wideband o2 kit for can bus systems. o2 sensor is good but we price it as you may have to replace it.
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Ballenger AFR500CANv3 Wideband Monitor Kits
Looking for a solution to measure your vehicle's air-fuel ratio with CAN configuration? Designed for professional tuners and DIY enthusiasts alike, Ballenger AFR500CANv3 wideband monitor kits provide plug-and-play digital CAN Bus messaging and the ability to configure for CAN-enabled systems with specific presets for HP Tuners, making them a seamless and convenient option for measuring air-fuel-ratio in your HP Tuned build.
They are capable of reading air-fuel ratio values from 9.0:1 to 16.0:1 (standard range) with a resolution of 0.1 to provide excellent resolution in the tuning range of most performance vehicles. They come equipped with PC software for programming your CAN or OBDII message structure--no adapters or extra hardware are required for PC programming.
Key features and benefits:
* CAN flying lead and USB programming harness
* PC software for full digital programmability
* Large, bright digital display controller (3.4 in. x 2.7 in. x 1.3 in.)
* Display lambda
* 13 ft. wiring harness with sealed connections
* NTK production grade sensor
* Standard measurement range
* Weld-in steel exhaust boss and plug
* Mounting Velcro®
* Comprehensive installation, troubleshooting, and tuning manual
* CAN specific manual addendum
* HP Tuners/OBDII CAN connection
* 0 to 5 V analog output signal
* 11 to 28 V input power (24 V system capable)
* Compatibility with most aftermarket ECUs
* Programmable CAN termination resistor
* Sensor averaging filter setting
* Oxygen percent output
* Fault condition diagnostics
* IP, pump cell current output
* Sensor temperature output
* Heater duty cycle output
* Battery voltage output
