The Bavaria Refit-Panel 303 by philippi is a 1:1 replacement panel for the Bavaria Panel 303 – effortless replacement thanks to identical dimensions. Only the visible control unit is replaced and connected to the existing on-board cable connector.
Your Advantages
- Clear overview of all tanks and optional battery management
- Integrated BTM 2 monitor transmits tank and battery data directly to your plotter's NMEA network
- Battery management for lithium or lead-acid batteries via a shunt near the consumer battery
- Optional: Display solar data (with additional shunt) and deep discharge protection or early disconnection of luxury consumers (with remote-controlled main switch)
Compatibility
The Panel 303 requires the TIL tank interface because the boat has bundle probes installed. If two waste tanks are installed, the TIL2 is also required. No TIL is required for the SE-TFT panel, as the tank sensors are connected directly to the monitor (10–180 Ω) there.
Developed and manufactured in Germany. Unsure if the panel fits your yacht? Our team will advise you personally.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the Refit-Panel 303 fit 1:1 into my Bavaria yacht?
Yes. Thanks to identical dimensions, only the visible control unit is replaced and connected to the existing on-board cable connector.
Do I need a TIL – and when additionally a TIL2?
A TIL is required for the Panel 303 (bundle probes). If there are two waste tanks, the TIL2 is added. With the SE-TFT panel, the TIL is not necessary (tank sensors directly on the monitor, 10–180 Ω).
Will the data be transmitted to my plotter?
Yes. The integrated BTM 2 monitor transmits tank and battery data directly to your NMEA network.
Can I monitor lithium and lead-acid batteries?
Yes, both. For capacity monitoring, a shunt is installed near the consumer battery.
Can I also keep an eye on my solar system?
Yes, with an additional shunt, solar data can be displayed.
⚠️Safety data sheet can be found under Downloads!
Downloads
Deutsche Downloads
FAQ
Yes, this is possible. For this, the required fuse size per circuit must be specified when ordering the switch panel.
Yes, before each switchboard, a main fuse must be integrated into the supply line to the switchboard near the battery.
Yes, all common sensors used in the marine and automotive sectors can be connected.
