Compact gauge
Flowtrecs Mini
A compact splash-resistant IP64 fuel computer for one petrol engine. It supports a maximum of one FS-40 sensor.
- Splash-resistant · IP64
- GPS
- 2″ LCD
- Max. 1 sensor
Choose the configuration that matches your installation in the store.
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Product overview
Flowtrecs Mini brings essential fuel and trip data into a small splash-resistant IP64 surface-mounted housing. It suits dashboards where a standard 52 mm cut-out is not available. The unit supports a maximum of one FS-40 sensor.
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Key features
One measuring input supports one FS-40 sensor for one petrol engine.
Measures current and total fuel consumption together with fuel economy in km/l.
Calculates remaining fuel and estimated range.
Displays GPS speed, RPM, voltage and engine hours.
The backlit LCD remains clear by day and after dark.
The sensor kit is factory-calibrated and configured for the ordered version. No manual calibration or selection of sensor type, range or count is needed for first use.
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Technical data
- Sensor support
- 1 FS-40 sensor maximum
- Application
- 1 petrol engine without a fuel return line
- Mounting
- Surface mounted, no 52 mm cut-out
- Front dimensions
- Approx. 62 mm outer diameter
- Power
- 12–16 V DC, approx. 25 mA
- Display
- Backlit LCD
- Navigation
- Built-in GPS
- Water protection
- Splash-resistant (IP64); operating temperature 0–45 °C
- Measurement
- 0.5–300 l/h by sensor size, approx. 5 % error
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What is included
- Flowtrecs Mini gauge.
- One FS-40 sensor selected for the installation.
- Wiring and mounting parts for the selected variant.
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Connecting the RPM signal
Reading RPM from the ignition signal of a carbureted petrol engine requires an additional Tacho Pulse Limiter. Two versions are available: IN — for inboard engines and OUT — for outboard engines.
For fuel-injected engines (EFI/DFI), a limiter is typically not needed when using a suitable electronic tachometer output.
The limiter is used only for RPM readings and is not required to measure fuel consumption.
System selection
Match the sensor to your engine.
Provide the engine model and count, fuel type, return-line layout and, if known, pump flow. We will help select the right model, sensor count and range.
Email us — info@flowtrecs.com