NMEA 2000 Fuel Data Manager

The NAVICO Fuel Data Manager is an essential module designed for precise fuel management on boats. It allows monitoring and recording of your engine’s fuel consumption via the NMEA 2000 network.

Its primary function is to monitor fuel flow and log consumption data to provide detailed information on fuel usage. It can display seasonal consumption, per voyage, and cumulative totals.

The module can display the following information:

Real-time fuel flow rate. The amount of fuel used per season. The amount of fuel used per trip. The total amount of fuel used since installation. It can also estimate the remaining fuel level in the tank if a multifunction display (MFD) is updated at each refueling.

The Data Manager Fuel tracks fuel flow and consumption directly from NMEA 2000-compatible engines or fuel flow sensors connected to the NMEA 2000 network. It then compiles this data to calculate the "fuel used".

Yes, the NAVICO Fuel Data Manager has built-in flash memory that retains all fuel consumption data, preventing any loss of information after the engine is shut down.

Yes, the module can accurately indicate the remaining fuel level in the tank. To do this, the multifunction display (MFD) must be manually updated each time the tank is refueled to record the full tank level.

Fuel level is calculated by comparing the amount of fuel consumed with the total tank capacity, which must be configured in the system. The module then deducts the fuel used from the initial full level to estimate the remaining fuel.

Yes, the NAVICO Fuel Data Manager (000-11522-001) is designed to replace the older EP-85 model, offering improved fuel consumption monitoring features.

The NAVICO Fuel Data Manager is manufactured in Mexico (MX).

The Data Manager fuel interface is compatible with engines equipped with an NMEA 2000 interface, enabling transmission of fuel flow and consumption data over this network.

Yes, this module is fully compatible with NMEA 2000 networks. It is designed to integrate easily into an existing NMEA 2000 network for fuel data collection and display.

Yes, the NAVICO Fuel Data Manager is a hardware accessory compatible with Lowrance systems and devices, including multifunction displays (MFD) that can display NMEA 2000 data.

Yes, the module can be used with existing fuel flow sensors, provided these sensors are NMEA 2000 compatible and transmit flow data over the network.

Since the module uses the NMEA 2000 standard, it is generally compatible with any third-party multifunction display (MFD) capable of reading and displaying NMEA 2000 fuel data messages.

A single NAVICO Fuel Data Manager can monitor up to three engines simultaneously. This makes it suitable for many boat configurations.

If your boat has more than three engines, additional Data Manager fuel units can be added to the NMEA 2000 network to monitor all propulsion systems.

The module connects to the boat's electrical and data system via the NMEA 2000 network. It requires a physical connection to the NMEA 2000 backbone to communicate with engines and display screens.

Yes, for an accurate fuel level indication, you must configure the total capacity of your fuel tank in the connected multifunction display (MFD). Additionally, you need to update the MFD after every full refuel to recalibrate the system.

Installation requires connection to an existing NMEA 2000 network on your boat. The module must be mounted in a suitable location, protected from direct elements, and connected to the NMEA 2000 cables of the engine or fuel flow sensors. Basic knowledge of NMEA 2000 networks is recommended for optimal installation.

The NAVICO Fuel Data Manager is an essential module designed for precise and detailed management of fuel consumption onboard. It replaces the previous EP-85 model and integrates seamlessly with modern navigation systems.

Fuel monitoring: It monitors fuel flow and consumption directly from NMEA 2000-compatible engines and fuel flow sensors. Data accumulation: The module compiles this information to provide accurate readings of "fuel used," detailing seasonal usage, per-trip consumption, and total cumulative usage. Integrated memory: Thanks to its built-in flash memory, all consumption data is retained even after the engine is shut down, preventing any loss of information. Fuel level indication: It can also precisely indicate the remaining fuel level in the tank, provided the multifunction display (MFD) is updated at each refueling. It calculates this level by comparing the remaining fuel with the configured tank capacity. Monitoring capacity: A single module can monitor up to three engines. For more complex multi-engine configurations, additional units can be added. Technical specifications: It operates on 12V DC power, requires a 5A fuse, and measures 100 mm long, 60 mm wide, and 30 mm high. Connectivity is provided via the NMEA 2000 network.