deck filler

deck filler

deck filler

Product catalog summary
Overview: The 3210 NMEA2000® Deck Filler Gauge is designed to display the tank level directly at the tank’s deck filler, allowing users to fill tanks to the top without spills or wastage. It features a blue LED display that adjusts brightness based on ambient light conditions.
Specifications: The gauge is constructed from mirror-polished stainless steel and includes a heavy-duty O-ring seal to prevent seawater ingress. It is compliant with the IEC60945 Maritime Navigational and Radiocommunications Equipment Standard, ensuring reliability and longevity. The device is NMEA2000® Certified and connects to the network with a single plug.
Features: The gauge displays tank levels at both the deck filler and existing instruments, preventing fuel spills during refueling and maximizing range from full tanks. It is available for fuel, diesel, gas, or water tanks and fits 50mm/2” or 38mm/1.5” pipes. The design is robust, with a laser-etched designator, and is easy to install.
Technical Details: The display accuracy is within 1%, and it supports up to 16 tank instances on the network. It operates on 9-16 Volts DC from the NMEA network, with a power consumption of less than 150mA. The device is fully protected against reverse battery connections.
Environmental and Mechanical Specifications: The gauge is classified as exposed with IP68 protection. It operates in temperatures from -20°C to 50°C and can be stored between -50°C and 70°C. It withstands vibrations and complies with EMC emission and immunity standards per IEC60945.
Installation: The typical installation involves connecting the deck filler gauge to the NMEA 2000® network, including a fuel gauge, trunk cable, and fuel sender, all linked to the fuel tank.
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• Displays Tank Level at the Deck Filler and at the existing • Prevents fuel spills during • Maximise Range from Full Tanks • Available for "FUEL", "DIESEL", • Blue LED Level Display • Robust Stainless Steel with Laser Etched designator Registered Design International Patents Pending Deck Filler Gauge The 3210 NMEA2000® Deck Filler Gauge displays the tank level right at the tank's deck filler. This enables the user to see the exact tank level at the point of filling. This allows the tanks to be filled to the top without the risk of spills or wastage. The tank level is displayed on a blue LED display set into the deck filler surround. This provides a clear indication of the level of the liquid in the tank at all times. The LED varies in brightness to compensate for ambient light levels, brighter in sunlight and dimmer at The deck filler cap has a standard octagonal opening key with a heavy duty O ring seal to keep sea water out of the tank. The deck filler and it's cap are pro- duced in mirror polished stainless steel to provide a rugged and attractive finish. It is constructed to the IEC60945 Maritime Naviga- tional and Radiocommunications Equipment Standard to ensure high reliability and trouble free operation for many years. work using a single plug. No other wiring is needed.

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NMEA2000® Sender Deck Filler Gauge Part No: 3210-D (Diesel) -F (Fuel) -G (Gas) -W (Water) Typical Installation Deck Filler Gauge C^^, Fuel Tank The inclusion of vessels in any picture does not infer that their manufacturer endorses this product. Our policy is one of continuous product improvement so product specifications are subject to change without notice. Our products are designed to be accurate and reliable, however, they should only be used as aids to the safe management of the boat and not as a replacement for traditional aids or techniques. Copyright © 2009 Offshore Systems (UK) Ltd....

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