Aircraft manometer Omnia57 Fuel P

Overview
Omnia Fuel P displays fuel pressure for various engine types. The instrument can read pressure data from the engine ECU via CAN bus or directly from an optional Flybox probe. Omnia instruments feature a high-visibility color display, a 32-bit microcontroller and modern solid-state sensors to ensure long-term accuracy and reliability. Up to 16 Omnia instruments can be connected in a cluster to form a communication network for data exchange.

Main features

• Included gauge: 1 fuel pressure input

Interfaces

• Rotary knob with pushbutton
• 2x CAN bus
• Ambient light sensor input
• USB 2.0 port
• Cluster connection with other Omnia instruments

Manufacturing

• Rugged case milled from solid aluminium
• Powder-painted finish
• 100% manufactured and tested with automated processes

Functions

• Visual alarm on screen
• Transistor alarm output (open-collector, active low)
• Manual or automatic backlight dimmer
• Easy firmware updates via USB

What is included

• Omnia Fuel P instrument
• Quick Reference Guide
• M4x10 mm screws
• Packing list

Optional accessories

• 601041 — Fuel Pressure Transducer
• 105800 — Wired Ambient Light sensor
• 105810 — CAN termination 120 ohm
• 105820 — CAN cable 25 cm
• 105830 — CAN cable 50 cm
• 105840 — CAN cable 100 cm
• 105899 — Audio Tone adapter
• 105898 — Alarm Buzzer for Omnia series
• 604010 — USB extender Cable 0.5 m
• 603000 — Professional crimping tool
• 105601 — Connector Kit
• Omnia harness

Technical specifications

• 2.4" color graphic LCD 320x240 pixels with 1000 nits backlight
• Standard mounting: 2-1/4” (57 mm) and 3-1/8” (80 mm)
• Powder-painted aluminium case
• Dimensions: 68x62x35 mm (57), 85x85x40 mm (80)
• Weight: 140 g (57), 230 g (80)
• Supply voltage: 10 ~ 30 V
• Supply current: 60 mA (57), 135 mA (80)
• Sensor input: 0.5 to 4.5 V
• Open-collector alarm output (max 300 mA, active low)
• Operating temperature: -20 ~ +70 °C
• Humidity: up to 90% (no condensation)
• Communication: 2x CAN bus
• USB: USB 2.0 (updates and connectivity)