Bi-motorization Connection Kit

Name: Bi-motorization Connection Kit
Brand: Fell Marine
SKU: FM-72-380-401
Price: 23.6 GBP
Availability: InStock

The Fell Marine dual-engine connection kit is an accessory designed to provide a link for systems requiring a connection to two engines on a vessel.

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£23.60 GBP

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Bi-motorization Connection Kit

£23.60 GBP

£23.60 GBP ~~£25.58 GBP~~

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What is the Fell Marine dual-engine connection kit used for?

The Fell Marine dual-engine connection kit is an accessory designed to provide a connection for systems requiring a link to two engines on a vessel.

What does "dual-engine" in the name of this product mean?

The term "dual-engine" indicates that this kit is specifically designed for use on vessels equipped with two engines, allowing for a connection adapted to this configuration.

Is this kit a product from the Fell Marine brand?

Yes, this dual-engine connection kit is a product from the Fell Marine brand, identified by the reference FM-72-380-401.

Is the dual-engine connection kit a standalone system?

No, as a "connection kit," it is designed to link existing components in a dual-engine system. It does not operate autonomously but as part of a larger installation.

What is the role of this kit during installation on a vessel?

During installation, this kit provides the necessary connections to link a main system to the two engines of the vessel, ensuring proper integration in a dual-engine configuration.