The Maretron ACM100 Alternating Current Monitor is a sophisticated device crafted to meticulously track and monitor AC power sources aboard marine vessels. It is notably efficient in providing detailed information about these power sources through the widely-established NMEA 2000 marine data network. The ACM100 has the capability to monitor a vast array of electrical systems, such as power busses, generators, and shore utility power.
As a crucial element of Maretron's advanced N2KView vessel monitoring and control system, the ACM100 enables boat owners and crew members to conveniently access and scrutinize all pertinent AC electrical information from anywhere onboard the vessel with the help of a compatible NMEA 2000 display.
- Real-time monitoring of AC voltage, current, frequency, and power factors
- Support for three-phase power monitoring
- Compatible with various types of power sources: generators, inverters, and shore power
- Integrates with Maretron's N2KView for comprehensive vessel monitoring
- High-resolution data for in-depth analysis and maintenance planning
- Alarms for over/under voltage, current, and frequency conditions
- User-configurable alarm thresholds
- Easy to install with low power consumption
- Durable and reliable design suitable for marine environments
Frequently Asked Questions
1. How does the ACM100 monitor AC power sources?
The ACM100 attaches to the vessel's power architecture composed of busses, generators, and utility sources with precision. It collates vital statistics and communicates this information seamlessly on the NMEA 2000 network.
2. Can the ACM100 be used with other Maretron products?
Indeed, the synergy between the ACM100 and other Maretron offerings is remarkable. It forms an integral part of Maretron's robust N2KView system, furnishing users with a centralized platform to view and manage AC information across the entire marine craft.
3. What types of power sources can the ACM100 monitor?
The versatility of the ACM100 shines through its ability to keep tabs on a spectrum of power sources. This encompasses conventional power busses, leading-edge generators, and the critical shore utility power, assuring users gain comprehensive insights into their onboard AC power dynamics.
4. Does the ACM100 require a compatible NMEA 2000 display?
In order to harness the full potential of the ACM100, the utilization of a compatible NMEA 2000 display is indispensable. This configuration empowers mariners to effectively manage and oversee AC power distribution across their vessels with ease and finesse.
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