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Victron GX Tank 140 Tank Monitoring f/4-20 MA, 1-10VDC Sensors - Monitors Up to 4 Sensors *Sensor Not Included

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Description

Victron GX Tank 140 Sensor Monitor | Boat Supply Store

Accurately manage onboard fluid levels by integrating the Victron GX Tank 140 into your vessel's monitoring system. This device supports up to four tank level sensors, accepting both 4-20 mA and 1-10 VDC analog inputs for versatile compatibility. It connects directly via USB to Victron GX devices, receiving power and transmitting data seamlessly, crucial for maintaining precise fuel, potable water, and black/grey water tank awareness on any offshore cruising catamaran.

Key Features

  • Monitor up to 4 tank level sensors simultaneously.
  • Compatible with industry-standard 4-20 mA and 1-10 VDC sensors.
  • Integrates directly with Victron GX systems via a single USB connection for power and data.
  • Provides 24V power output for two connected sensors, simplifying wiring.
  • Configurable damping from 1 to 60 seconds ensures stable and reliable readings.
  • Detects sensor and wiring faults, alerting operators to critical issues.
  • Transmits tank level data to an NMEA 2000 network when connected to a GX Device.
  • Facilitates local and remote viewing of all tank levels via the GX system interface.

Specifications

Product Specifications
Monitorsup to 4 tank level sensors
Sensor Input Types4-20 mA, 1-10 VDC
ConnectivityUSB to GX devices
Sensor Power OutputTwo inputs provide 24V sender power, two require external power
ConfigurationConfigurable limits and damping (1-60s)
Fault DetectionDetects sensor/wiring faults
Data OutputNMEA 2000 output via GX Device

Who This Is For

Marine vessel owners and operators requiring precise monitoring of multiple fluid tanks, such as fuel, potable water, and waste. Ideal for integration into existing Victron Energy GX system setups for comprehensive onboard data management.

How It Compares

FeatureVictron GX Tank 140 Sensor MonitorCompetitor
Number of Sensors MonitoredUp to 4Depends on connected sensors and network configuration, Up to 8 analog inputs
Sensor Input Types4-20 mA, 1-10 VDCRequires specific Garmin sensors or compatible NMEA 2000 sensors, 0-5V, 4-20mA, resistive, frequency
Power SourceUSB from GX Device12-24 VDC, 10-35 VDC
Data OutputUSB to GX Device (NMEA 2000 via GX Device)NMEA 2000, NMEA 2000

Common Concerns Answered

Are sensors included with the Victron GX Tank 140?

No, tank level sensors are not included and must be purchased separately. This allows for selection of the most appropriate sensor type for your specific application.

What is required for the Victron GX Tank 140 to function?

Full functionality of the Victron GX Tank 140 requires connection to a Victron GX device, such as the Cerbo GX, for power and data transmission.

How reliable are the readings from the GX Tank 140?

The GX Tank 140 is designed for stable and reliable readings, offering configurable damping from 1 to 60 seconds to mitigate wave action or pump surges, and it actively detects sensor or wiring faults.

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of tank level sensors are compatible with the Victron GX Tank 140?

The Victron GX Tank 140 is compatible with standard 4-20 mA and 1-10 VDC analog tank level sensors.

How many sensors can the Victron GX Tank 140 monitor?

The Victron GX Tank 140 is capable of monitoring up to four individual tank level sensors.

Does the Victron GX Tank 140 come with sensors included?

No, the Victron GX Tank 140 does not include sensors. They must be purchased separately.

How is the Victron GX Tank 140 powered?

The Victron GX Tank 140 is powered via a single USB cable connected to a Victron GX device.

What is the damping setting on the Victron GX Tank 140 used for?

The damping setting, configurable from 1 to 60 seconds, is used to stabilize tank level readings by averaging them over a set period, reducing fluctuations caused by boat movement or system activity.

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