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'First NMEA fuel sender'
01 Mar 2005
They say the 3271 NMEA2000 capacitive fuel sender combines the advantages of capacitive sensing with the "plug and play" technology of the NMEA2000 bus. It has no moving parts and is silent in operation.
It is self-calibrating and automatically detects and indicates if the fuel is contaminated with water.
The sender is constructed from A316 stainless steel and is sealed to IP68 to protect it from damage. It is manufactured to the IEC 60945 Maritime Navigational and Radiocommunications Equipment standard to ensure high reliability and troublefree operation for many years.
The sender uses less than 50mA of power from the NMEA2000 bus and is compatible with 12 and 24 volt systems.
Offshore Systems (UK) Tel: 01425 610022. F: 01425 614794 E: sales@osukl.com W: osukl.com
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