Boat network interface TMP100
temperature probe

boat network interface
boat network interface
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Maretron's TMP100 measures the temperature for up to 6 temperature probes and reports the information over an NMEA 2000® network. The TMP100 supports up to 4 thermistor probes and 2 high temperature thermocouple probes. Optional thermistor probes (-20°C to 80°C or -4°F to 176°F) cover a wide range of applications including cabin air temperature, engine room air temperature, refrigerator/freezer temperature, under bolt temperature (inverters, charges, pumps, motors, etc.), tank temperatures (live well bait, hot water, etc.), and air duct temperatures. The optional thermocouple probes (0°C to 900°C or 32° to 1652°F) are used to measure Exhaust Gas Temperature (EGT) as part of a comprehensive fuel management system. Best of all, the TMP100 is NMEA 2000® certified so you can view any and all temperature information anywhere on the vessel using a compatible NMEA 2000® display. The TMP100 is a key component of Maretron's N2KView® vessel monitoring and control system. Features Six external temperature probes are measured and broadcast Over NMEA 2000® network Four channels for thermistor probes and two channels for high temperature thermocouple probes Wide variety of applications supported with optional temperature probes Applications Cabin temperature Engine room temperature Under bolt temperature (Inverters, chargers, pumps, etc.) Refrigerator / freezer temperature Tank temperatures (Live well bait, hot water, etc.) Air duct temperature Exhaust gas temperature

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Meet this supplier at the following exhibition(s):

Mets Trade 2024
Mets Trade 2024

19-21 Nov 2024 Amsterdam (Netherlands) Hall 01 - Stand 113

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