Nasa Marine EX-1 Exhaust Temperature Monitor/Alarm

• Precise Temperature Monitoring: The Nasa EX-1 directly measures the temperature of exhaust gases in degrees, providing real-time data on your exhaust system's condition.
• Safe Operating Range: It offers information on normal operating temperatures and sets a maximum exhaust gas temperature limit. If this limit is exceeded, a warning signal is immediately triggered.
• Prevent Damage: Marine engine exhaust systems can withstand temperatures up to 120°C. Beyond this range, plastic silencers and rubber exhaust hoses can ignite, leading to engine damage. The Nasa EX-1 helps prevent such issues by providing timely alerts.
• Early Warning System: The EX-1 will sound the alarm when the temperature reaches 92°C, allowing you to take prompt action and prevent potential damage.
• Complete System: The HMI Exhaust Temperature Alarm System includes a sensor panel (70 x 35 mm) with warning lights, an engine room control panel, and the required sensors based on the number of engines in your setup. An optional 120 dB speaker is available at an additional cost.
• Electronic Control: The system is electronically controlled, ensuring reliability and safety. It's suitable for vessels with one or two engines, or two engines and one unit. Operating voltage options include 12 or 24 volts.

The Nasa EX-1 is an indispensable tool for monitoring exhaust gas temperatures in wet exhaust systems, providing advance warnings of potential issues. Its compact size, high-resolution LCD screen, and low energy consumption make it a valuable addition to your marine equipment.

Specifications:

• Compact Size: 125 x 62 x 23 mm
• High-Resolution LCD Screen
• Energy Consumption: Not more than 1.5 mA
• Operating Voltage: 8 to 15 Volts
• Included: 5-meter sensor and cable
• Temperature Range: -35 to 170°C