Marine Instrument

A marine instrument panel needs to bring engine condition, tank level and helm information into a readable layout. For a new panel or a refit, start with the signals already available on the vessel and the space behind the dashboard. EOSIN offers individual gauges, combination instruments and senders for projects requiring this selection work.

Choose the readings your installation needs

• Engine monitoring: YS-030 water temperature, YS-020005 oil pressure and YS-010 fuel level gauges provide separate display positions. Select each gauge with its corresponding sender specification.
• Grouped information: the 85 mm YS4105 analog combination gauge and YS4106 digital combination gauge offer alternative display formats. Compare the exact functions and wiring of the chosen version before specifying the panel.
• Tank level: S5-E and S5-U stainless-steel level sender configurations use different resistance ranges. Match the gauge input, tank depth, installation clearance and liquid requirements before choosing a length.
• Helm information: the YS-082 rudder angle indicator can be considered with a sender selected for the installation. RAS-001 identifies the single-station sender and RAS-002 the dual-station sender; the electrical configuration must suit the actual number of display stations.

Match the display and sender as a system

The electronic gauges described here use an 8–32 V supply. This supply range does not define the sensor input or the displayed voltage scale. S5-E level sender configurations use 0–190 ohms, while S5-U configurations use 240–33 ohms. Select the matching instrument input and check empty/full direction as well as resistance range.

Check the panel cutout, available depth, connector access, mounting arrangement and exposure conditions. Specify any required sealing or environmental performance for the exact product version. A shared panel diameter or similar dial does not establish electrical compatibility.

Discuss your marine panel

Send EOSIN your required readings, panel drawing, supply voltage, existing sender specifications and tank or steering arrangement. We can review the relevant gauge and sender configurations with you before an order is defined.

Contact EOSIN about a marine instrument project