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Fuel Filter Monitoring Example – Intermediate System

Overview

It is generally accepted that monitoring the vacuum after your Fuel Filter is the best way to detect clogging of your fuel filter and prevent untimely shutdown of your engines. This intermediate Fuel Filter Monitoring System monitors two engines and includes Maretron’s Fluid Pressure Monitor (FPM100) with vacuum transducers, a Run Indicator Module (RIM100) with Water In Fuel (WIF) sensors and a display (DSM250) to show these parameters anywhere on the boat. In addition, the display can be programmed to generate an audible warning when the vacuum reaches a critcal level, or water is detected in the fuel.

The following table shows the major components included within this example system plus a list of the information or data available for display.

Product Description Available Data List
DSM250 Display Displays data in this list, monitors the data and sounds an internal buzzer if there is a problem
FPM100 Fluid Pressure Monitor Monitors pressure at outlet of Fuel Filters
RIM100 Run Indicator Module Monitors fuel for presence of Water

Downloads

This file requires Maretron’s free NMEA 2000® network design tool N2KBuilder® to be installed on your PC.

Application Diagrams

Application
Wiring of Water in Fuel Detection KitApplication

Installation Pictures

Installation-1
Vacuum Transducer
Installation-2
Vacuum Transducer (Close Up)
Sensor
Water In Fuel Sensor

DSM250 Screenshots

The following screenshots are examples of how monitored data can be displayed on the DSM250.

Fuel Pressure Digital

Fuel Pressure Gauge

Fuel Pressure Graph

Water In Fuel and Filter Vacuum

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