superheat6k
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Today I completed the install of my integrated Engine sea water flow and exhaust temperature monitoring system,
The set up consists of a Silicone SM007-D dual marine engine exhaust temperature monitoring and alarm unit, paired up with twin Aqualarm water flow switches connected to a group of two flow warning lamps and an alarm lamp should either have the flow stop. The flow lamps illuminate when flow is present, so the alar sounds if either flow stops, and the individual flow lamp goes out.
Power to both is provided from the Stbd Engine MCB, via a 2amp line MCB and Off / On switch, with an additional switch to silence the alarm.
The whole set up has cost me ~ £300, which is a lot lot less than re-building the engine on my last boat cost.
The displays were engraved by an EBAY seller, and were made to match existing redundant instrument apertures.
The set up consists of a Silicone SM007-D dual marine engine exhaust temperature monitoring and alarm unit, paired up with twin Aqualarm water flow switches connected to a group of two flow warning lamps and an alarm lamp should either have the flow stop. The flow lamps illuminate when flow is present, so the alar sounds if either flow stops, and the individual flow lamp goes out.
Power to both is provided from the Stbd Engine MCB, via a 2amp line MCB and Off / On switch, with an additional switch to silence the alarm.
The whole set up has cost me ~ £300, which is a lot lot less than re-building the engine on my last boat cost.
The displays were engraved by an EBAY seller, and were made to match existing redundant instrument apertures.