Series 55000
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A Series 55000 Cruisemaster Fuel Monitoring System will increase any boat's effective range by accurately recording total fuel consumed by pinpointing optimum speed. Now you can spend more time fishing or cruising knowing you have enough fuel to make it to port. CruiseMaster brings you more than peace of mind and increased cruising range, it also pays for itself in better fuel economy. Fits inboard, I/O, and outboard engines. |
Features
- Self contained Totalizer with permanent CD display records fuel consumed up to 99,999 litres. Resettable or non-resettable operating mode.
- Model 20B Flow Sensor with solid state signal generator for maintenance free use. Installs between tank and fuel pump.
- Model 231 Flow Sensor features extremely low flow resistance. Recommended for outboard engines over 150 HP where system flow resistance should be minimized. Installs between priming bulb and fuel tank.
- Microprocessor based electronics with user adjustable calibration for superior accuracy.
- Panel mounted instrument fits 78mm opening.
- Twin engine models show the individual flow rates to each engine with an external toggle switch. The totalizer records the fuel consumption of one or both engines and can be reset with an external toggle switch.
- Model available in 0-40, 0-80, 0-160,
Applications
Fits all carbureted inboard and stern drive engines up to 350 hp.
Fits all EFI inboard and stern drive engines (including Mercruiser and Volvo) with closed loop fuel return systems.
Fits all Mercury Optimax, Evinrude Ficht, Yamaha HPDI, and Honda 4-stroke engines.
Fits all 2-stroke EFI outboard engines.
Important note for the following outboard engine owners:
- Evinrude E-Tec 2-cycle
- Mercury Verado 4-cycle
- Suzuki 4-cycle
- Yamaha 4-cycle
The engines listed above have two fuel pumps. Because the engine's lift, or low pressure pump cycles on and off while filling the vapor separation module, the FloScan instrument GPH/LPH readings will constantly fluctuate between 0 GPH/LPH and approximately 25-50 GPH or 95-190 LPH depending on lift pump and engine size. Though the GPH/LPH readings are unusable, the FloScan instrument will accurately record total fuel consumption as displayed in the totalizer window.