AEM Electronics X Series Exhaust Gas Temperature (EGT) Gauge - 52mm

The AEM Electronics X series digital gauges provide an accurate and easy to read display. The cent...

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This guide is for performance enthusiasts and tuners seeking precise monitoring of exhaust gas temperatures. The key benefit is a clear, dual-display system offering both digital readouts and LED visual cues for immediate insight into engine conditions, helping prevent damage. A potential caveat is that the accessory kit for additional displays is sold separately. The AEM Electronics X Series EGT Gauge features a 52mm diameter with a digital/LED display, user-settable thresholds, programmable options, and auto-dimming capabilities. Its slim design aids installation, and it includes a peak reading recall function. It also supports AEMnet/CANbus for integration with ECUs and data loggers, plus 0-5v analog outputs.

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Model Part Number30-0305
BrandAEM Electronics

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FAQs

What temperature range does the EGT gauge cover?

The gauge comes with reversible display faces for either 0-1000°C or 0-1800°F.

Can I connect multiple X Series gauges together?

Yes, the X Series gauges are AEMnet/CANbus enabled and can be daisy-chained for use with compatible ECUs, data loggers, or other X Series gauges.

Does this gauge include the EGT sensor?

Yes, the gauge is supplied with sensors and wiring needed for its primary function.

How is the brightness of the display adjusted?

The gauge features an auto-dimming display that automatically adjusts brightness based on ambient light conditions for optimal readability.

What is the physical size of the gauge?

The gauge has a standard 52mm diameter and a slim profile of just 21mm depth for easier installation.

Can I integrate this gauge with my existing data logger?

Yes, the gauge provides a 0-5v analog output that can be used for inputting data to ECUs and data loggers.

Is it possible to see the highest temperature recorded?

Yes, the gauge features a peak reading recall function that allows you to view the highest temperature recorded retrospectively.

Troubleshooting

Gauge not powering on

Verify the power and ground connections are secure and correctly wired. Check the fuse related to the gauge's power source.

Inaccurate or fluctuating readings

Ensure the EGT sensor is properly installed and tightened. Check the sensor wiring for any damage or loose connections. Confirm the correct sensor type is used and calibrated if necessary.

LED warning lights not triggering

Review the user-settable threshold settings to ensure they are configured correctly and are within the operating range of the gauge. Make sure the warning light function is enabled in the settings.

AEMnet communication error

Confirm that the AEMnet cable is securely connected between devices. Ensure all connected devices are powered on. Verify that the CANbus IDs are set correctly on each device if applicable.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Provides both precise digital readings and immediate visual LED feedback.
  • Flexible display options with C/F reversibility and auto-dimming.
  • Advanced connectivity options via AEMnet/CANbus and analog output.
  • Compact and slim design simplifies installation.
  • Configurable warning lights enhance engine protection.

Cons

  • Accessory kits for additional gauge types (e.g., fuel pressure) are sold separately.
  • Requires proper sensor installation for accurate readings.
  • Integration with non-AEM systems may require additional configuration.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup: Installation involves mounting the 52mm gauge into a suitable dashboard location. The EGT sensor requires careful installation into the exhaust manifold or downpipe, typically requiring a bung or threaded port. Wiring connects the gauge to power, ground, and the sensor, following the provided diagrams. For AEMnet integration, daisy-chain the gauges and connect to a compatible ECU or data logger. The 0-5v analog output can be wired to an available input on your ECU or logger.

Compatibility: The X Series gauges are designed to work with AEM Infinity ECUs, Series 2 EMS, AQ-1 data loggers, and other systems supporting AEMnet/CANbus communication. The 0-5v analog output is compatible with most ECUs and data loggers that accept analog inputs.

Care: Keep the gauge face clean using a soft, dry, or slightly damp cloth. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or solvents, which can damage the display. Ensure all connections are secure and protected from moisture and vibration. Regularly check the EGT sensor for any signs of damage or contamination.

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