SIMRAD

Simrad Fuel Data Manager

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SKU:
000-11522-001
UPC:
9420024129906
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Description

Simrad Fuel Data Manager

Fuel Data Manager

  • Replaces EP-85
  • Monitors Fuel Rate/Fuel Flow from NMEA 2000 engines, and accumulates Fuel Rate into Fuel Used
  • Outputs: Seasonal/Trip/Total Fuel Used
  • Will report accurate Vessel Fuel Remaining if MFD Fuel screen is maintained at
    every refuel
  • One sensor will monitor up to 3 engines
  • Additional Fuel Data Managers can be added for more engines
  • Will monitor fuel rates from multiple engines transmitting through a single gateway
  • Cable Length: 1.5 ft (.5 m)
  • Connects to network with NMEA 2000® engines
  • Accumulates date on fuel used from the fuel flow data available from compatible NMEA 2000® engines or engine interfaces
  • Supports up to three engines per sensor
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5 Reviews

  • 5
    Excellent

    Posted by Dean on 06 Jul 2026

    Did the job and gave me back fuel data after an engine repower. Thanks

  • 5
    Fuel data manager

    Posted by Jacob B on 09 Jan 2025

    Now i know what fuel i am using

  • 5
    As advertised

    Posted by Andrew Connor on 01 Apr 2024

    Works well

  • 5
    Connected to a Simrad GO9 to read fuel usage and remaining fuel.

    Posted by Bart Roberts on 26 Aug 2020

    Plug and play and simple to load. Used to calculate fuel used per trip directly from NMEA motor output for boat with no fuel sender in fuel tank. Shame the SIMRAD unit doesn't have this built in capability similar to other brands though this unit provides the accuracy and piece of mind of distance of travel remaining. Would recommend to others

  • 5
    Fuel Data Manager

    Posted by Jon on 23 Jan 2019

    Excellent service from the team at Bluebottle Instructions supplied with the product were spot on. Easy to Install into the NMEA 2000 network. Helpful hint once installed and selected on the network you need your engine running to finalize set up.

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