Description: An antifreeze sensor is a device designed to monitor the level of antifreeze in a vehicle’s cooling system. This sensor plays a crucial role in preventing engine overheating, as antifreeze is essential for regulating engine temperature and preventing damage from freezing or boiling. Antifreeze sensors are typically equipped with level detection technology, which may include floats, resistors, or more advanced technologies such as pressure sensors. These devices send real-time information to the engine control unit (ECU), allowing for automatic adjustments in the cooling system and alerting the driver to low antifreeze levels. The integration of these sensors in the context of IoT (Internet of Things) enables remote data collection, facilitating predictive maintenance and efficient vehicle management. In a world where connectivity and automation are increasingly important, antifreeze sensors become an essential tool for vehicle safety and performance.
