MARINE INSTALLATION
LPG MARINE SYSTEMS
 
 
 Technical Information
   
LPG has long had an outstanding record as a popular safe automotive fuel in many countries. However, until recently, in Marine pleasure boating, LPG was only known as a fuel for onboard cookers.
The development of sophisticated electronic safety and engine management technology has now made it possible to safely utilize LPG as a replacement or bi-fuel for petrol engine boats.
 
LPG is stored in the liquid form in the on-board tanks. Storage and leak detection standards are very high and are automatically monitored.
 
The only engine accessory which is removed from the petrol engine is the air filter which is replaced with another filter which forms part of the LPG carburetor. All other Marine LPG components are added on to the engine.
 
LPG components can also be removed and transferred to a new boat.
 
Fuel tanks come in various shapes and sizes, are fitted according to available space and to the boat owner's cruising requirements. Tanks are pre-treated with a special marine resistant finish.
 
The boat can be operated on LPG or petrol, as required.
 
The electronic engine management system is programmed to adapt to and respond to different boating circumstances in the most appropriate and safe way.
 
Marine installations must only be carried out by fully qualified personnel. Autogas-Marine guarantees all installations.
 
Whether in a marina, at anchor, or cruising, the boat is constantly monitored against any gas or petrol leaks. The detection threshold is set to a very low level of tolerance. This means that leakages are detected well before they reach dangerous concentrations. Depending on various circumstances, the system will shut down all fuel tanks, isolating the leak.
 

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