Maretron Boat Fuel Flow Sensor (MPN: M2AR)

Accurate monitoring of fuel flow for efficient vessel operation. The Maretron Boat Fuel Flow Sensor is designed for use with the FFM100 Fuel Flow Monitor, providing precise fuel flow measurements ranging from 25 to 500 liters per hour. Constructed with a durable aluminum housing, this sensor operates effectively under a wide temperature range of -40 to 80 degrees Celsius, ensuring reliability in various marine environments. With a maximum operating pressure of 1000 PSI, it is suitable for monitoring fuel, lubricating oil, hydraulic fluid, and clean petroleum-based products. This sensor utilizes positive displacement metering technology, offering superior accuracy compared to traditional turbine meters, with an accuracy reading of ±3/4 percent. The Maretron Boat Fuel Flow Sensor facilitates fuel consumption optimization, helping to reduce operating costs by providing critical data for efficient fuel management. Its compact dimensions of 2.91 inches in width, 1.91 inches in depth, and 2.8 inches in height make it easy to install in various vessel configurations. Included with the sensor is a 1-meter cable, allowing for straightforward connectivity to the FFM100 monitor. The nominal K factor of 1514.2 pulses per gallon ensures that users receive accurate and timely information regarding fuel usage, contributing to safer and more efficient vessel operation. Features Construction Of Housing Material: Aluminum For Use With FFM100 Fuel Flow Monitor Accuracy Reading: ±3/4 Percent Fuel Flow Senders Facilitates Fuel Consumption Optimization For Reduced Fuel Operating Cost Fuel Flow Senders Use Positive Displacement Metering Technology For Superior Accuracy Over Other Measurement Technology Such As Turbine Meters Specifications Manufacturer: Maretron Manufacturer Part Number: M2AR Used To: Monitor Fuel Flow With FFM100 Fitting Type: 1/4 Inch NPT Female Flow Rate: 6.6 To 132 Gallons Per Hour Pressure Range: 1000 PSI Includes: With 1 Meter Cable Technical Documents M1AR_M2AR_Installation_Instructions_1.0.pdf