The Lowrance EP-60R Fuel Flow Electronic Sensor is designed to measure gasoline flow rates between 0.6 and 45 gallons per hour, converting data to the NMEA 2000 format. The sensor module contains a turbine and electronics, connected via a 10-foot red cable to a T-connector for network integration. It is strictly for gasoline engines and adds up to 1 PSI of back pressure depending on flow rate. Installation requires mounting the sensor vertically with the flow arrow pointing up, after any fuel tank splits, and includes the use of an inline fuel filter to prevent turbine clogging.
| Flow Rate Range | 0.6 to 45 gallons (US) per hour |
|---|---|
| Back Pressure (20 GPH) | 0.5 PSI |
| Back Pressure (40 GPH) | 1 PSI |
| Fuel Type | Gasoline only |
| Cable Length | 10 feet (3 meters) |
No, the sensor is designed only for gasoline engines and must not be used with diesel engine fuel systems.
Required supplies include cable ties, an inline fuel filter, two 1-inch hose clamps, a flathead screwdriver, a knife, and a drill with a 3/4-inch bit if routing through a bulkhead.