BETA 70T Marine Diesel Engine Specifications, A new Beta Engine fitted to a new SeaProp 60
with standard feet. Special feet to suit your existing GRP ‘Saildrive’ Moulding are available as an option. serviced by trained technicians at Santa Barbara Marine Diesel Mechanic. servicing, Ventura, Oxnard, Channel Islands Harbor & Santa Barbara.
Specifications:
Power @ 2,800 rpm:52.0 kW70 hp
Aspiration: Turbocharged
Cylinders: 4
Displacement: 2615 cc160 in3
Weight: 287 kg633 lbs
Transmission: TM345 (Standard)
Alternator: 70 Amp (Standard)
STANDARD SPECIFICATIONS
- EPA (U.S Environmental Protection Agency) Tier III – 40 CFR 1042 exhaust emission compliant Recreational Use.
- Mechanically governed comes with:
- Heat exchanger, header tank and water-cooled exhaust manifold.
- Fresh and sea water pump, injection bend for a wet exhaust.
- Mechanical fuel lift pump, fuel and oil filtration.
- Flywheel housing and drive plate with heavy inertia ring for super smooth running at low rpm.
- Special quiet air intake filter.
- 70 Amp, 12 Volt battery charging alternator.
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BETA 70T Marine Diesel Engine Specifications
- Complete with ‘C Deluxe’ control panel with tachometer with running hour recorder, key start switch, push button stop, green light for ‘power on’, red warning lights and audible alarm for: low oil pressure, high water temperature, domestic and engine alternator ‘no charge; 3m interconnection cable with multi-pin plug connector.
- Heavy duty engine feet and flexible mountings.
- ‘Morse’ type end fittings for engine speed and transmission control.
- Engine test certificate and operator’s manual.
- Beta red paint.
CUSTOM ENGINE MOUNTS
Beta Marine engines have been fitted into tens of thousands of vessels around the world using our standard engine feet. However, engine bearers can vary immensely so when a problem arises, our solution is to offer our unique service of designing and manufacturing engine mounts to suit your individual engine bearers. BETA 70T Marine Diesel Engine Specifications.
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