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The superior design of DENSO Lambda Sensors maximises engine performance and fuel
efficiency while reducing harmful emissions.
> Steel core in wires: DENSO Sensors feature special wires, adapted for the harsh
conditions of heat and vibration. The Teflon isolated wires have a core of stainless
steel strands for extra strength, surrounded by nickel coated copper wires for good
conductivity and low resistance.
> Porous PTFE filter: Allows atmospheric oxygen to enter the Sensor without permitting
water or engine contaminants to seep into the casing.
> Stainless steel housing: Resists corrosion and contamination with a rugged, watertight
body.
> Aluminium-oxide double trap layer: DENSO Lambda Sensors feature a unique,
protective coating of aluminium oxide on the ceramic element to help ensure the
Sensor takes accurate measurements and has a long lifetime. The coating helps to
filter contamination out of the exhaust gases, keeping unwanted pollution away from the
ceramic element and preventing an early clogging of the Sensor element and/or damage
to the platinum electrode (of particular value for cars running with low quality fuel). The
aluminium oxide trap layer therefore plays an active role in delivering optimal emissions,
fuel economy, engine performance and prevention of engine damage.
> Double protection cover (on all Sensors): Maintains proper unit temperature for
quicker response times and protects the ceramic element against silicone and lead
poisoning.
Solving the fuel quality dilemma
Poor quality or polluted fuel can have an adverse effect on Lambda Sensor lifespan
and performance - but DENSO Sensors provide the solution.
What causes the problem? Fuel can be contaminated by engine oil additives such as
detergent dispersant or lubricant; petrol additives; sealing compound on engine parts;
and crude oil deposits after desulphurisation. Contaminated fuel can emit a poisonous
vapour if heated over 700 degrees Celcius, which affects the Lambda Sensor by
clogging or poisoning the electrodes. This is a common cause of early Lambda Sensor
failure.
The advanced design of DENSO Lambda Sensors eliminates this danger.
The unique aluminium oxide double trap layer we apply surrounding the Sensor’s
ceramic element protects it from problem fuel; maintaining its lifespan and efficient
performance.
The blueprint for superior Lambda Sensor technology
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