Shaft Power Meter Systems
The technical requirements in this treaty are aimed at promoting the use of more energy efficient (less polluting) equipment and engines. In determining the best way to save fuel, we must initially understand how it is utilised and how efficient the vessel is, in converting the energy. A complex ship system will already provide much of the information required to ascertain fuel usage and maintenance of the vessel but a measurement of shaft power can show the efficiencies.
The Marine Shaft Power Meter Systems developed to provide ongoing power monitoring data on propulsion shafts, thrusters & diesel generators, and are commonly used for fuel economy and equipment maintenance planning programs.
Benifits:
- Cost-effective
- Simple and Easy To install
- Accurate: Rated at 0.1%
- Robust Design : IP68
- Modular System Design
- Efficient Power Usage
Datum Electronics Shaft Power Meter video :
Specifications
- Fully Modular System: Shafts from 150mm to 1,100mm (and above)
- Instrumentation Accuracy: 0.1%
- System Accuracy: 0.1%
- System Repeatability: 0.05%
- Multiple Outputs: RS485, RS232, Modbus, Ethernet, 0-10V, 4-20mA, and USB Logging
- Operating Temperature: -15˚C + 80 ˚C
- Environmental Sealing: IP67
- Supply Voltage: 110 – 230 Vac, III or I, AC or DC 12-24V
- Can Be Installed and Commissioned in 1-2 days
- One-Time Calibration (No Re-Zero or Re-Calibration Required)
- 100% Contactless
- Maintenance Free
- Highly Reliable
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