Enhance the reliability and control of your commercial marine mechanical engine with the Murphy Marine Engine Panel Series (MLP & MRP). These rugged, high-quality panel solutions provide critical, real-time data via robust analog gauges and precise First Out Fault Annunciators (ST5/ST10). Designed specifically to withstand harsh environments, these panels deliver the durability and functionality required for comprehensive engine monitoring and protection at sea.
Engineered for precision. Built for the harshest environments on Earth.
| Category | Details (CO3-12 / CO3-24) |
|---|---|
| Product Series | 100 Series (MLP100, MRP100) and 300 Series (MLP300, MRP300) |
| Primary Function | Monitoring, Alarm Capabilities, and Engine Control Interface |
| Engine Compatibility | Designed specifically for Mechanical Engine Applications |
| Operational Voltage | Available in 12-VDC or 24-VDC> configurations |
| Panel Style Options | Local Panel (MLP): Enclosed, Shock-Mounted / Remote Panel (MRP): Flat-Face Mount |
| Fault Diagnostics | Features analog gauges and/or First Out Annunciation (ST5/ST10) for critical alarms |
| 300 Series Control | Includes a Local/Remote Toggle Switch for operational flexibility |
| Construction Material | Durable Polycarbonate |
| Control Features | Key Switch Start and Engine Stop Push Button |
| Max Current Draw | Up to 13 Amps (Panel dependent) |
The MLP (Local Panel) is an enclosed unit, typically shock-mounted near the engine, featuring comprehensive analog gauges for direct monitoring. The MRP (Remote Panel) is a flat-face unit designed for remote dashboard mounting, focusing heavily on First Out Fault Annunciation (ST5/ST10 lamps).
First Out Fault Indication is a diagnostic feature of the ST5 and ST10 Annunciators. It means the panel will only light up the lamp corresponding to the initial cause of an engine fault or shutdown, preventing operators from mistakenly diagnosing secondary effects of the failure.
The Murphy Marine Engine Panel Series (MLP/MRP 100 & 300) is specifically designed and wired for mechanical engine applications. They utilize analog sensor inputs (pressure, temperature, magnetic pickup) rather than CAN bus communication used by electronic engines.
Both the 100 Series and 300 Series panels are available in configurations to support both 12-Volt and 24-Volt DC engine electrical systems.
Our engineers will recommend the right display for your specific application, send you the full technical datasheet, and provide a competitive quote.