Fuel level sender 10-180 ohms 150 to 600 mm

It is the best candidate in the list if the tank requires an adjustable lever probe and a 10-180 ohms curve.

Select if tank height falls within 150-600 mm and if the 10-180 ohm curve is suitable.

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This Veratron lever gauge is designed to precisely measure fuel level in tanks, particularly for marine applications.

The brand of this lever gauge is Veratron.

This lever gauge has a resistance range of 10 to 180 ohms, which complies with the European standard (VDO type).

The length of this gauge is adjustable and can be set for tanks with a depth ranging from 150 mm to 600 mm.

No, this gauge is supplied as a single unit and without mounting accessories (such as screws or a gasket).

A float gauge operates using a float attached to a pivoting arm. When the fuel level changes, the float rises or falls, altering the position of the arm. This movement is converted into an electrical resistance signal (here 10-180 ohms) which is then interpreted by a fuel level gauge.

Yes, this Veratron gauge is designed for use in marine systems and is suitable for withstanding the conditions of this environment.

The manufacturer reference number (SKU) for this product is 226-801-015-001C.

The gauge is adjustable in length. You must adjust the lever arm and/or the float rod to match the depth of your tank, between 150 and 600 mm. Specific adjustment instructions are usually provided with the product.

The exact aperture diameter is not specified in the product information. It is recommended to consult the installation manual provided with the gauge to determine the exact mounting hole dimensions required.

Yes, for safety reasons and to simplify installation, it is strongly recommended to completely empty the fuel tank before proceeding with the installation or replacement of the gauge.

The gauge typically has two connections: one for the signal (to the display) and one for ground. It is essential to follow the wiring diagram provided with the gauge and the display to ensure correct connection and proper system operation.

Yes, this gauge can be installed on plastic or metal tanks, provided the mounting opening is compatible and the seal is ensured during installation.

Yes, it is critical to ensure installation is carried out in a well-ventilated environment, away from any ignition source. Use appropriate tools and ensure all connections are watertight to prevent fuel leaks and fire hazards.

Once the physical length of the gauge is adjusted to the tank depth, the gauge outputs a standard resistance signal (10–180 ohms). The level indicator must be compatible with this resistance range. Specific calibration of the gauge itself is generally not required if the indicator is correctly configured for this standard.

This gauge is compatible with fuel level indicators that accept a resistance range of 10 to 180 ohms, which is a common standard (VDO or European type).

The gauge itself is a passive resistance sensor and does not require direct power supply. Its compatibility with 12V or 24V systems depends on the level indicator it is connected to, which must be compatible with your boat's system voltage.

No, this gauge is specifically designed for fuel. For fresh water or wastewater, there are dedicated level sensors with materials and resistance ranges suited to these liquids.

Yes, if your digital engine monitoring system has an analog input capable of reading a 10–180 ohm resistance signal, or if a signal converter is used, this gauge can be integrated.

The lever gauge measures the level at a single point. For irregularly shaped tanks, the reading may not be perfectly linear relative to the total volume. It is more accurate for regularly shaped tanks (rectangular or cylindrical) where the level is directly proportional to the volume.