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EP65R

Gasoline, oil, or water levels.

Replaces EP-15 Fluid Level Outputs

Tank Number
Fluid Type
Fluid Level
Tank Capacity
Fluid Types Supported
Fuel
Fresh Water
Waste Water
Live Well
Oil
Black Water

Connects to sending unit of tank

2, 3, and 5 point calibrations available Pre-Calibrated for standard US marine sending units (33.5Ω to 240Ω)

Can be calibrated for European standard sending units

Cable Length	18" from connector to smart module. 10ft from module to end of cable
Wires to connect to	Existing fluid level arm or potentiometer
Resistance values of operation	33 (full) to 240 (empty) Ohms
Fluids	Any fluid container with a proper fluid level arm (Fuel, Oil, Water, etc..)
Hole required to route through a bulkhead	7/8" (22mm)
Package	The EP-65R and a LowranceNet T
Multiple EP-65R sensors possible	Yes

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