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Kus NMEA 2000 tank level converter

Item no. KUS-10020

Få de kompatible enheder til at tale sammen.

  • Forbinder eller afslutter den angivne databus i installationen.
  • Forbindelser: NMEA 2000
  • Længde og stiktype gør det muligt at planlægge netværket om bord.
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1.199,00 DKK

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ForbindelserNMEA 2000
MærkeKUS
Installation and choosing accessories

Match protokol, stik og netværksopbygning. Ens stikform er ikke dokumentation for samme signal eller spænding.

Kompatibilitet

Dette er ikke nødvendigvis en universaldel. Match modelbetegnelse, stik, mål og systemstandard med det eksisterende udstyr før bestilling.

Full product description

Kus NMEA 2000 tank gauge converter – function and specifications

Kus NMEA 2000 tank gauge converter is a marine instrument for the clear display or monitoring of the function indicated by the product name.

⚡ Practical benefits

  • Provides a quick overview directly from the instrument panel.
  • Can be used as a replacement or for a new installation when the signal type and electrical data match.
  • Crucial values such as voltage, signal range, and mounting dimensions must match the rest of the installation.

⛵ Application and installation

Suitable for instrument panels in powerboats and sailboats when the signal type, voltage, and mounting dimensions match the installation.

🔌 Compatibility

This is not necessarily a universal part. Match the model designation, connectors, dimensions, and system standard with the existing equipment before ordering.

💡 Good to know before ordering

When replacing, the electrical signal, voltage, and panel dimensions must all be checked. An instrument with the wrong resistance range may provide an incorrect reading, even if it fits physically into the hole.