Fuel oil level sensors in marine fuel systems measure and monitor the quantity of fuel in tanks to ensure efficient operation. These sensors provide real-time data to prevent fuel shortages or overflows, enhancing safety and compliance. They are designed to withstand harsh marine environments, including vibrations and corrosive conditions.

Fuel Oil Level Sensors for Marine Fuel Systems typically feature the following specifications:

Size: Ranges from 50mm to 500mm in length, with diameters between 25mm and 100mm.

Grade: Compliant with marine standards such as ISO 1817, ASTM D396, and IMO regulations.

Viscosity Range: Suitable for fuels with viscosities from 2 cSt (light diesel) to 700 cSt (heavy fuel oil).

Buoyancy: Designed for specific gravity ranges of 0.82 to 1.1, ensuring accurate measurement in marine fuels.

Material: Constructed from stainless steel (316L), PTFE, or other corrosion-resistant alloys for durability in harsh marine environments.

Operating Temperature: -40°C to +150°C, accommodating extreme marine conditions.

Pressure Rating: Typically rated for 10 bar to 25 bar, depending on application.

Output Signal: 4-20mA, 0-10V, or digital protocols like Modbus RS485.

Accuracy: ±1% to ±3% of full-scale reading.

Mounting: Flange, threaded (NPT, BSP), or insertion-type installations.

Yes, Fuel Oil Level Sensors and Marine Fuel Systems typically comply with maritime standards such as ISO 15540, IEC 60533, and SOLAS regulations.