Jauge à carburant en litre
Publié : lun. sept. 29, 2008 2:36 pm
Bonjour à tous,
Qui connait ce produit ou un équivalent ?
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édit modérateur : j'ai ôté le lien, merci de ne pas faire de pub pour un autre site marchand que DM. Je suppose que Benoît va se manifester sous peu et te trouver l'équivalent.
stargate
Ca à l air trés interessant, ça peut se brancher sur un transmetteur existant et aprés calibrage donner une indication précise du carburant consommé... le tout pour pas trés cher...
Voila le descriptif (désolé pour la traduction) :
The F30 Digital Fuel Gauge provides a digital display for fuel level. Level can be displayed in liters/gallons or percent (0-100%) up to 999 gallon/liters or as a percentage (0-100%) up to 6500 liters/gallons.
The F30 has been pre-programmed to work with all known resistive type level senders with 0-30, 0-70, 0-90, 10-73, 10-180, 33-240, 40-250 ohm (and their revere) outputs made by VDO, Teleflex, Mercury, GM, Stewart-Warner, Centroid, Aero-Tec and others and works with both American and European style senders (senders available seperately).
Low and High Level alarms can be easily set by the user. When activated, the built-in 85 dB alarm will sound and the display will flash.
Five levels of backlighting can be selected and all set-up, calibration constants, alarm values and sender characteristics are saved in a non-volatile memory.
An external alarm output or NMEA 0183 digital serial data output can be programmed.
All constants and sender characteristics are pre-set during manufacture but you may alter these settings to suit your particular needs. Sender selection can be altered over a wide range using the front-panel switches. All information is automatically saved to non-volatile memory.
With a press of the button you can display liquid levels in Gallons or Litres or as a percentage (0-100%).
The F30 draws only 0.017 amps and 5 levels of backlight (including OFF) can be selected from the front panel.
The F30 outputs a regulated 5VDC to the sender so the reading is stable and does not change with raw battery voltage (as standard analog gauges do).
The F30 outputs fuel level on the standard NMEA 0183 serial data line at 4800 BAUD. This ASCII information can be used to log performance, repeat the display information at a remote location (see www.cruzpro.com/rp30.html ) or for use with the CruzPro SEAviz virtual instrumentation software running under Windows on your computer (see www.cruzpro.com/seaviz.html). If NMEA 0183 serial data is not required, then the output terminal can be programmed as an external alarm output pin.
Using the F30 with capacitive senders such as the Centroid 3-wire 10-180 ohm or 33-240 ohm senders. Detailed instructions on setting up the Centroid capacitive senders to work with electronic tank level gauges such as the CruzPro FU30, TL25, TL30 and F30
Specifications
Operating Voltage:
9.5 - 33.0 VDC
Current Drain:
0.018 amps nominal
Display:
4 digit LCD, 5 levels of backlighting
Data:
Fuellevel display in Liters or Gallons or as a percentage (0-100%)
Inputs:
Tank Level Senders:
All popular American and/or European resisitive type fuel level senders with 0-30, 0-70, 0-90, 10-73, 10-180, 33-240, 40-250 ohm (and their reverse) such as GM, VDO, Teleflex, Faria, Centroid, Aerotech, Stewart-Warner, etc.
Data Output:
NMEA 0183 serial 4800 BAUD ($IIXDR sentence).
Alarms:
Built-in 85 dB audible alarm. Independent settable low and high level alarms.
External Alarm Output:
The NMEA 0183 data output terminal may be programmed as an external alarm output
Size:
2.5" dia X 4.1" deep (61mm x 104mm)
Mounting:
2-1/8" (55mm) round hole
Qui connait ce produit ou un équivalent ?
[Image externe indisponible : http://www.maxdis.com/img/chargimages/74g.jpg]
édit modérateur : j'ai ôté le lien, merci de ne pas faire de pub pour un autre site marchand que DM. Je suppose que Benoît va se manifester sous peu et te trouver l'équivalent.
stargate
Ca à l air trés interessant, ça peut se brancher sur un transmetteur existant et aprés calibrage donner une indication précise du carburant consommé... le tout pour pas trés cher...
Voila le descriptif (désolé pour la traduction) :
The F30 Digital Fuel Gauge provides a digital display for fuel level. Level can be displayed in liters/gallons or percent (0-100%) up to 999 gallon/liters or as a percentage (0-100%) up to 6500 liters/gallons.
The F30 has been pre-programmed to work with all known resistive type level senders with 0-30, 0-70, 0-90, 10-73, 10-180, 33-240, 40-250 ohm (and their revere) outputs made by VDO, Teleflex, Mercury, GM, Stewart-Warner, Centroid, Aero-Tec and others and works with both American and European style senders (senders available seperately).
Low and High Level alarms can be easily set by the user. When activated, the built-in 85 dB alarm will sound and the display will flash.
Five levels of backlighting can be selected and all set-up, calibration constants, alarm values and sender characteristics are saved in a non-volatile memory.
An external alarm output or NMEA 0183 digital serial data output can be programmed.
All constants and sender characteristics are pre-set during manufacture but you may alter these settings to suit your particular needs. Sender selection can be altered over a wide range using the front-panel switches. All information is automatically saved to non-volatile memory.
With a press of the button you can display liquid levels in Gallons or Litres or as a percentage (0-100%).
The F30 draws only 0.017 amps and 5 levels of backlight (including OFF) can be selected from the front panel.
The F30 outputs a regulated 5VDC to the sender so the reading is stable and does not change with raw battery voltage (as standard analog gauges do).
The F30 outputs fuel level on the standard NMEA 0183 serial data line at 4800 BAUD. This ASCII information can be used to log performance, repeat the display information at a remote location (see www.cruzpro.com/rp30.html ) or for use with the CruzPro SEAviz virtual instrumentation software running under Windows on your computer (see www.cruzpro.com/seaviz.html). If NMEA 0183 serial data is not required, then the output terminal can be programmed as an external alarm output pin.
Using the F30 with capacitive senders such as the Centroid 3-wire 10-180 ohm or 33-240 ohm senders. Detailed instructions on setting up the Centroid capacitive senders to work with electronic tank level gauges such as the CruzPro FU30, TL25, TL30 and F30
Specifications
Operating Voltage:
9.5 - 33.0 VDC
Current Drain:
0.018 amps nominal
Display:
4 digit LCD, 5 levels of backlighting
Data:
Fuellevel display in Liters or Gallons or as a percentage (0-100%)
Inputs:
Tank Level Senders:
All popular American and/or European resisitive type fuel level senders with 0-30, 0-70, 0-90, 10-73, 10-180, 33-240, 40-250 ohm (and their reverse) such as GM, VDO, Teleflex, Faria, Centroid, Aerotech, Stewart-Warner, etc.
Data Output:
NMEA 0183 serial 4800 BAUD ($IIXDR sentence).
Alarms:
Built-in 85 dB audible alarm. Independent settable low and high level alarms.
External Alarm Output:
The NMEA 0183 data output terminal may be programmed as an external alarm output
Size:
2.5" dia X 4.1" deep (61mm x 104mm)
Mounting:
2-1/8" (55mm) round hole