EngineBox for Dual Engine Applications
The EngineBox enhances the NavBox capabilities for multi-engine setups or can operate independently when navigation info is unnecessary. It features both NMEA 2000® and J1939 CAN ports, and is compatible with older analog engines through its analog input ports designed to handle RPM data as well as resistive and capacitive sensors.
Setting up the EngineBox is straightforward via an intuitive PC configuration tool, allowing easy programming of inputs (available free of charge). Compliant with ISO 8846:1990, it is suitable for installation in engine compartments.
The Veratron EngineBox for Dual Engine Applications, part number A2C1767000001, is designed for IT professionals and marine system integrators managing multi-engine vessel data. This device functions as a gateway, converting analog and J1939 CAN bus data into the NMEA 2000 protocol. It addresses the challenge of integrating engine information from both modern J1939-equipped engines and older analog systems into a unified NMEA 2000 network. The EngineBox supports dual engine configurations, featuring two J1939 ports, two 0-4 kHz RPM inputs, and up to eight 0-400 Ohm resistive sensor inputs, alongside 4-20 mA and 0-5 V inputs. Its ISO 8846:1990 compliance allows for installation in engine compartments, and a broad operating temperature range of -40�C to +85�C ensures reliability in demanding environments. Configuration is performed via a free PC tool, providing control over input programming.
A2C1767000001 - Veratron EngineBox for Dual Engine Applications