Engine Instrumentation

Engine Instrumentation is essential for monitoring and ensuring the correct functioning of a vessel's engine, ensuring safety and efficiency while sailing.

Main engine monitoring tools

• Ammeter : Measures the electrical current drawn or generated by the motor, helping to prevent overloads and monitor the state of charge of the batteries.
• Tachometer : Indicates the number of revolutions per minute (RPM) of the engine, allowing the rider to maintain optimal revs and prevent overloads.
• Hour meter : Records the engine's operating hours, useful for scheduling periodic maintenance and ensuring a long engine life.
• Fuel gauge : Shows the amount of fuel available in the tank, essential for proper navigation planning.
• Engine Temperature Gauge : Monitors engine temperature, preventing overheating that could cause serious damage.
• Oil Pressure Gauge : Monitors the pressure of the lubricating oil in the engine, ensuring adequate lubrication and preventing premature wear.
• Rudder Angle Indicator : Provides information on the rudder position, making maneuvers easier and improving safety while navigating.